# Tariff Tariff represents a curious moment in Magic's design history when the game experimented with unusual, narrow effects. This rare enchantment taxes opponents for casting spells, a mechanic that feels more restrictive than powerful in practice. Collectors appreciate it primarily as a piece of Sixth Edition's diverse rare slot rather than for competitive appeal. The card interests players studying Magic's evolution, particularly how the game approached symmetrical effects and cost management. Its awkward templating and limited applicability make it a lower-priority chase card for set completionists, though owning one rounds out a full Sixth Edition collection. The nonfoil version remains readily available and affordable, making it accessible for those pursuing comprehensive set ownership without significant investment.