The Ancient Carp, card number 44 from the 2015 Dragons of Tarkir expansion in Magic: The Gathering.
Ancient Carp
2015 • Magic: The Gathering • Dragons of Tarkir
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The Ancient Carp is a distinct blue creature card found in the Dragons of Tarkir expansion of Magic: The Gathering, released in 2015. As card number 44 in the set, it serves as a key component for collectors building out the base set. This five-mana artifact brings a unique Fish subtype to the table, offering strategic depth for players looking to expand their tactical options. Designed with a straightforward mana cost of {4}{U}, the card appeals to hobbyists who appreciate the intricate world-building and mechanical diversity that define the TCG experience. Collectors often seek out cards like this to complete their Dragons of Tarkir roster, ensuring they have every piece of the puzzle. Whether you are focused on competitive play or casual draft formats, this card provides a solid foundation for blue-based strategies. Its presence in the common rarity makes it accessible for new and veteran players alike. Adding the Ancient Carp to your inventory supports the broader community of Magic enthusiasts who value comprehensive set completion.
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Ancient Carp
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Common
Christopher Burdett
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English
{4}{U}
Creature — Fish
2 / 5
U
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"Why eat now what could one day grow into a feast?" —Ojutai, translated from Draconic
