This Magic: The Gathering trading card features Bogstomper, a powerful black Beast creature from the 2019 Core Set (M20), identified by card number 320.
Bogstomper
2019 • Magic: The Gathering • Core Set
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Identified by card number 320, this Common rarity card is a six-mana Creature — Beast that commands attention on the battlefield with its 6 power and 5 toughness. Designed by Jason Felix, the card embodies the classic aesthetic of the Core Set era, appealing to both players and collectors who appreciate the foundational mechanics of the game. As a staple black mana option, Bogstomper offers reliable presence and utility, making it a relevant piece for those interested in the strategic depth of Magic: The Gathering. Collectors often seek out specific card numbers from major releases like M20 to complete their sets or to preserve the history of the game's evolving design. The inclusion of flavor text adds narrative depth, hinting at the gentle nature of these massive herbivores despite their intimidating size. Whether you are building a deck focused on black mana efficiency or simply curating a collection of iconic creature cards, this M20 release provides a solid foundation for your Magic: The Gathering journey.
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Card Details
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Bogstomper
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Common
Jason Felix
Card Stock
English
{4}{B}{B}
Creature — Beast
6 / 5
B
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"They are gentle herbivores, despite their size. Approach cautiously, and hum a tune to let them know you mean no harm." —Vivien Reid
