# Mightstone Mightstone represents early Magic design when artifact utility was straightforward and colorless. As an Antiquities uncommon, it's a functional piece of the game's foundation rather than a chase card. Collectors value it primarily for set completion, particularly those building Antiquities collections or pursuing artifact-focused runs through Magic's history. The card's appeal lies in its simplicity and age rather than power level. Nonfoil copies are standard for the era, with condition and centering mattering more than rarity designation. Serious Antiquities collectors treat Mightstone as a necessary component of the set, though it rarely commands attention as a standalone piece. Its modest uncommon status reflects its modest mechanical role.