The 2019 Core Set Flame Sweep is a sought-after Uncommon Magic: The Gathering card, numbered 139, designed by Viktor Titov for collectors and players alike.
Flame Sweep
2019 • Magic: The Gathering • Core Set
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Flame Sweep, numbered 139 in the 2019 Core Set, is a pivotal Instant card for Magic: The Gathering enthusiasts. Designed by artist Viktor Titov, this card delivers strategic depth by dealing two damage to each creature, with a specific exemption for creatures you control that have flying. As an Uncommon rarity within the M20 set, it serves as a functional and collectible piece for those looking to complete their Core Set collection or enhance their red mana strategies. Collectors often seek out Flame Sweep for its iconic artwork and its role within the expansive Magic: The Gathering universe. The card's design reflects the aesthetic standards of the 2019 release, making it a valuable addition to any serious collection. Whether you are building a themed deck or expanding your portfolio of TCG cards, this piece offers both historical significance and gameplay utility.
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Card Details
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Featured Subject
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Flame Sweep
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Uncommon
Viktor Titov
Card Stock
English
{2}{R}
Instant
R
Card Text
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Flame Sweep deals 2 damage to each creature except for creatures you control with flying.
"I have calculated that a dragon in flight, in a single strafing run, can cover an area of—" —Thaedus the Clever, last words
