The Elvish Warrior card from the 2014 Duel Decks Anthology: Elves vs. Goblins set is a foundational creature for Magic: The Gathering collectors.
Elvish Warrior
2014 • Magic: The Gathering • Duel Decks Anthology: Elves vs. Goblins
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Released in 2014, the Elvish Warrior card is a key component of the Duel Decks Anthology: Elves vs. Goblins expansion for Magic: The Gathering. Identified by the set code EVG and card number 5, this creature belongs to the Elf Warrior subtype and carries a mana value of two. Its design emphasizes the strategic identity of the Elves deck within this anthology release. Collectors often seek this card to complete set collections or to build themed decks centered around tribal synergies. The card's straightforward creature type and low mana cost make it a staple for players focusing on the Elves strategy. For enthusiasts of the Duel Decks Anthology series, owning individual cards like the Elvish Warrior provides insight into the game's evolving mechanics and lore. The release remains a notable entry for those tracking the history of Magic: The Gathering's tribal themes.
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Elvish Warrior
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Common
Christopher Moeller
Card Stock
English
{G}{G}
Creature — Elf Warrior
2 / 3
G
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"My tales of war are the stories most asked for around the fires at night, but they're the ones I care least to tell."