# Forget Forget represents a curious footnote in Magic's early design history. As a rare from Homelands, a set widely regarded as underpowered, the card embodies the era's experimental approach to card design. Collectors appreciate it primarily as a piece of set completion rather than for constructed viability. The card's modest effect—returning an enchantment to its owner's hand—never found a meaningful role in competitive play, making it a genuine bulk rare rather than a sought-after piece. Homelands itself attracts collectors interested in Magic's formative years, and Forget serves as a typical example of the set's overall power level. Its nonfoil-only status reflects the pre-modern printing era, adding historical context for those building comprehensive early-set collections.