Oblivion Ring

Oblivion Ring was first introduced in the 2007 Magic: The Gathering set Lorwyn, designed by the internal team at Wizards of the Coast to provide white decks with a versatile, albeit temporary, answer to any non-land permanent. The card quickly became a staple of the format, praised for its straightforward mechanics and the tactical tension it created, as the exiled card would return to play if the enchantment was destroyed.

The artwork was commissioned from the late Wayne England, a prolific and respected artist within the fantasy gaming community known for his bold, heavy-handed line work and distinctive, gritty style. England's illustration for Oblivion Ring depicts a stylized, glowing arcane vessel, capturing the essence of magical containment and fitting perfectly into the whimsical yet dark aesthetic of the Lorwyn-Shadowmoor block. This specific printing comes from The List, a curated selection of cards from the history of the game that appear in Set Boosters.