This Magic: The Gathering trading card is the Plated Crusher, card number 183 from the 2015 Battle for Zendikar expansion.
Plated Crusher
2015 • Magic: The Gathering • Battle for Zendikar
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The Plated Crusher is a formidable seven-mana Beast creature from the 2015 Battle for Zendikar set, identified by card number 183. Designed by Jama Jurabaev, this uncommon card offers significant defensive capabilities through its Hexproof ability, which prevents opponents from targeting it with spells or effects. Its massive 7/6 power and toughness, combined with the Trample keyword, make it a resilient presence on the battlefield capable of dealing damage even when blocked. For collectors of Magic: The Gathering, this card represents a key component of the BFZ block, appealing to those who appreciate strategic depth and creature design. The Plated Crusher is frequently sought after by players building decks that require high-impact threats resistant to removal. Its distinct mechanical profile and role within the set's creature lineup ensure it remains a notable entry for enthusiasts tracking the evolution of the game's design philosophy during this era.
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Featured Subject
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Plated Crusher
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Uncommon
Jama Jurabaev
Card Stock
English
{4}{G}{G}{G}
Creature — Beast
7 / 6
G
Card Text
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Trample Hexproof (This creature can't be the target of spells or abilities your opponents control.)
"It might fight the Eldrazi, but don't mistake it for a companion, Gideon. It's not interested in your concept of strength through unity." —Najiya, leader of the Tajuru