# Phyrexian Boon Phyrexian Boon represents a curious moment in Magic's design history, appearing in Alliances as a common that explores the game's darker mechanical themes. Collectors view it primarily through a set-completion lens, as commons rarely command individual attention unless they possess unusual artwork or printing variations. The card's modest power level and straightforward effect mean it holds little competitive appeal, making it a utilitarian piece rather than a sought-after treasure. For Alliances enthusiasts, completing the common slot remains the primary motivation for acquisition. The nonfoil-only status reflects the era's printing limitations. Ultimately, Phyrexian Boon matters most to those pursuing comprehensive set collections rather than players or investors seeking standout pieces.