Aerial Engineer

Description

The Aerial Engineer is a Human Artificer creature from the Core Set 2019 release of Magic: The Gathering, carrying the card number 211. Illustrated by Zoltan Boros, this Uncommon card enters the battlefield with a mana cost of {2}{W}{U} and possesses a base power and toughness of 2/4. Its design centers on the interaction between artifact permanents and aerial mobility, a common theme in the game's multicolor mechanics. The card's ability activates as long as you control an artifact. When this condition is met, the Aerial Engineer receives a +2/+0 power boost and gains the flying keyword ability. As long as you control an artifact, this creature gets +2/+0 and has flying. The flavor text hints at the character's expertise, noting that the best in their trade know every bolt of their rigs stem to stern. For collectors building their Core Set 2019 binder, this card serves as a standard entry in the Uncommon slot. Its identity as a creature with artifact synergy makes it a recognizable piece for players interested in artifact-heavy strategies. The card number 211 places it firmly within the base checklist, distinct from any insert subsets or special variants. Collectors can find the Aerial Engineer as part of their pursuit of complete set collections or as a thematic addition to their library. Aerial Engineer is card number 211 in the Core Set 2019 release. The card features the Human Artificer type and requires a mana cost of {2}{W}{U}. Its straightforward rules text and consistent power level make it a reliable component for many deck archetypes that rely on artifact acceleration.