Flame Jab is a 2008 Magic: The Gathering common card from the Eventide set, numbered 53, featuring the Retrace ability that allows casting from the graveyard.
Flame Jab
2008 • Magic: The Gathering • Eventide
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Released in 2008 as part of the Eventide expansion, Flame Jab is a Red sorcery card numbered 53 in the Magic: The Gathering series. Designed by artist rk post, this common card offers a unique strategic twist through the Retrace mechanic. This ability allows players to cast the spell from their graveyard by discarding a land card, adding significant versatility to deck construction. The card deals 1 damage to any target, providing a reliable removal option during gameplay. Collectors of Magic: The Gathering often seek out cards from the Eventide set due to its distinctive art style and innovative mechanics. Flame Jab remains a notable piece for enthusiasts interested in the evolution of card design during this era. Its straightforward effect combined with the graveyard interaction makes it a functional and historically relevant addition to any collection of Vintage-era MTG cards.
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Flame Jab
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Common
rk post
Card Stock
English
{R}
Sorcery
R
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Flame Jab deals 1 damage to any target. Retrace (You may cast this card from your graveyard by discarding a land card in addition to paying its other costs.)
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