# Betrayal of Flesh Betrayal of Flesh represents a key piece of Mirrodin's artifact-matters strategy. As an uncommon, it was accessible to limited players seeking efficient creature removal with a built-in recursion angle. The card appeals to collectors interested in the artifact block's mechanical identity, particularly those building Mirrodin-era limited or constructed decks. The foil variant holds modest appeal since Mirrodin foils remain relatively common in the secondary market. Collectors typically view this card as a functional piece rather than a chase uncommon. Its value lies primarily in set completion or thematic deck building rather than scarcity. The nonfoil version remains the standard copy most players encounter.