Identify the 2019 Core Set release with this uncommon Loaming Shaman card, featuring Carl Critchlow art and essential graveyard shuffle mechanics.
Loaming Shaman
2019 • Magic: The Gathering • Core Set
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Loaming Shaman holds a distinct place in the 2019 Magic: The Gathering Core Set (M20) as a versatile green creature. This mechanic makes it a staple for decks seeking to manipulate the graveyard, a key strategic element in many Magic formats. Collectors often seek this card for its historical significance within the M20 release. The artwork by Carl Critchlow adds visual appeal, capturing the fantasy essence of the creature type. For those building their M20 collection or looking to complete specific subsets of the Core Set, Loaming Shaman serves as an important piece of the puzzle. Its enduring popularity in gameplay ensures it remains a relevant and desirable item for enthusiasts of the trading card game. Whether you are a seasoned player or a new collector, this card represents a fun and functional addition to any Magic: The Gathering library.
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Card Details
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Catalog Profile
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Featured Subject
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Featured
Loaming Shaman
Game
Magic: The Gathering
TCG Attributes
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Uncommon
Carl Critchlow
Card Stock
English
{2}{G}
Creature — Centaur Shaman
3 / 2
G
Card Text
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When this creature enters, target player shuffles any number of target cards from their graveyard into their library.
"The living don't ever stay living, and the dead don't always stay dead." —Jeddeg, philosopher of graves
