City in a Bottle

Has limited use in an actual game, but is interesting due to its tie-in with Sandman #50. Neil Gaiman was an influence on this set, and the card was made as a tribute of sorts to his work.

in the old days of magic all the artwork seemed very amateur and Drew tucker was my most hated artist, however, this has to be his masterpiece. even w/ its limited use I think I will use it just for the art(maybe a hyborian age conan theme deck)Still w/ amateur art and all I would take the old magic art over the polished cookie-cutter fantasy art they are churning out now.Sure it looks good but it has no soul. for me the "magic" stopped a long time ago. First they went sci-fi w alien slivers then they changed the card format to look more like pokemon cards. Then they come out with mutant/whatever and zombie-assassins?? C/mon zombie assassins, you could smell them a mile away. Yes ok, its a fantasy game, but how bout a little realism?

I use Arabian Night cards (Library of Alexandria & Diamond Valley which work perfect with Phyrexian Processor decks) but I really don't like this card because of the fact I use arabian night cards!

I dont like this card because it makes you and your oponent sacrifice all arabian nights cards but no one uses arabian nights cards!

It is completely irrelevant in today's game. Spend your money on something else like some Sol Rings