Steal Enchantment

Steal Enchantment was originally released in the 1997 Tempest expansion for Magic: The Gathering. Designed as a blue sorcery, the card allows a player to gain control of a target enchantment, reflecting the set's focus on complex interactions and mechanical versatility. The original artwork, illustrated by Donato Giancola, features a mystical figure manipulating arcane energy, a visual style that helped define the high-fantasy aesthetic of the late nineties era of the game.

The version appearing in The List—a curated selection of reprints integrated into modern Set Boosters—serves as a nod to the card's enduring utility in niche control archetypes. By including legacy cards like this in contemporary packs, Wizards of the Coast allows players to access vintage mechanical designs that remain relevant in casual and Commander formats. The card remains well-regarded among collectors for its specific niche effect and the nostalgic value of its classic frame.