# Siren Song Lyre Siren Song Lyre represents a curious moment in Magic's design where enchantment artifacts explored unusual mechanics. As an uncommon from Born of the Gods, it occupies that middle ground where collectors notice it without treating it as particularly scarce. The card's appeal lies mainly in its thematic connection to Greek mythology and its role in limited formats rather than constructed play. Collectors typically view this card as a set filler with modest appeal. Both nonfoil and foil versions exist, though neither commands significant attention. It's the kind of card that appears in bulk lots and casual collections without generating much discussion, valued primarily by players completing sets or building themed decks around its flavor rather than its mechanical impact.