Tundra

The Tundra card from the Summer Magic set, colloquially known as the Edgar set, originated in 1994 as a limited print run for the Italian market. Produced to satisfy a growing demand for Magic: The Gathering in Italy, the set was distributed by a company called International Team. The cards are notable for their distinct card backs, which feature a noticeably different color saturation and print quality compared to standard Revised Edition cards, making them a unique curiosity for long-term collectors.

The visual design of the card relies on the original illustration by Amy Weber, who provided the art for the Revised Edition version of Tundra. While the artwork remains consistent with the broader aesthetic of early Magic sets, the Summer Magic printing is defined by its scarcity and the peculiar circumstances of its production. It was not intended to be a standalone collector's set, but rather a standard product run that suffered from significant print errors and distribution irregularities, leading to its current status as one of the most sought-after oddities in the game's history.