Hearth Kami

Description

Hearth Kami is a distinct creature card from the Champions of Kamigawa expansion, released in 2004 for the Magic: The Gathering trading card game. As a common Spirit with a mana cost of {1}{R}, this card occupies card number 171 in the set. It is recognized by its foil finish and the artwork by Luca Zontini. The card functions as a two-mana Spirit creature with two power and one toughness. Its primary ability allows the player to sacrifice Hearth Kami to destroy a target artifact with a specific mana value. This mechanic makes it a versatile tool for artifact removal within the game's framework. Collectors value this card for its place in the Champions of Kamigawa series. The foil treatment adds visual appeal, while its straightforward design reflects the aesthetic of early 2000s Magic cards. It serves as a foundational piece for those building decks focused on artifact interaction or spirit tribal strategies. The card's historical context within the Kamigawa block offers insight into the game's evolving mechanics and lore. For investors and hobbyists, this card represents a tangible piece of Magic's history. Its availability in both raw and graded conditions provides options for different collecting styles. Whether seeking to complete a set or add to a personal collection, Hearth Kami offers a connection to a pivotal era of the trading card game.