This product is the Meddling Mage card (ARB #8) from the 2009 Magic: The Gathering Alara Reborn expansion, featuring a Human Wizard with a powerful disruption effect.
Meddling Mage
2009 • Magic: The Gathering • Alara Reborn
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The Meddling Mage card, identified as number 8 in the 2009 Magic: The Gathering Alara Reborn set, stands as a notable inclusion for players and collectors alike. Illustrated by Todd Lockwood, this Rare card depicts a Human Wizard capable of disrupting opponents by preventing the casting of specific nonland card names upon entry. As a white and blue mana cost creature, it offers strategic depth through its unique interaction mechanics. Collectors often seek this piece to complete their Alara Reborn collections or to add versatile disruption options to their Magic: The Gathering trading card game libraries. The card's design and gameplay utility make it a relevant item for those interested in the 2009 era of the franchise. Whether for competitive play or archival purposes, this card represents a key moment in the set's narrative of multiversal conflict.
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Meddling Mage
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Rare
Todd Lockwood
Card Stock
English
{W}{U}
Creature — Human Wizard
2 / 2
U, W
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As this creature enters, choose a nonland card name. Spells with the chosen name can't be cast.
"This violent wasteland is an indictment of its people. These cowards lack the will to oppose disorder."