![]() ![]() Herbal Poultice – Creature regeneration can be handy, but Herbal Poultice isn’t just expensive to use at three mana, it’s an expensive one-time use that, honestly, just isn’t that useful in the grand scheme of things.ĭarksteel Relic – Unlike the artifact Null Rod, which “does nothing,” Darksteel Relic literally doesn’t do anything aside from counting towards one’s artifact count (which, honestly, doesn’t count for much).Īccorder’s Shield – Strictly better than Kite Shield as it costs the same to equip but adds vigilance in addition to the +0/+3 buff. It’s only been printed in one set ( M12) and that’s probably for the best. It’s not a terrific ratio and it gets specifically outclassed by two other, similar cards on this list. ![]() Kite Shield – Despite costing zero to cast, Kite Shield costs three to equip and only buffs a creature by +0/+3. So, without further ado, we rank Magic: The Gathering’s zero casting-cost artifacts from worst to best. Even still, that leaves a good 34 cards for our list. This list is purely for cards with a legit zero as the casting cost (yes, that includes artifacts that are "Suspend 0"). Also, that new Jeweled Lotus card isn't on the list because it's not out yet. Additionally, artifact lands and silver-bordered cards are also exempted from this list. ![]() ![]() We also are not including anything that has an “X” in the casting cost (eg: Shifting Wall, Engineered Explosives, etc.) or any other situation where the casting cost is not truly zero, such as the case with Everflowing Chalice. To make things interesting, we are not including those that are found in the Power Nine (Black Lotus and the five moxen) because, well, duh. With the recent revelation of a new zero casting cost artifact that has made waves across the Magic: The Gathering community, Jeweled Lotus, we thought this would be a good time to look back at the game’s various zero casting cost artifacts and rank them. ![]()
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