The Hearthfire Hobgoblin is an uncommon creature from Magic: The Gathering's Eventide set, featuring the powerful double strike ability.
Hearthfire Hobgoblin
2008 • Magic: The Gathering • Eventide
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Hearthfire Hobgoblin stands out in the Magic: The Gathering Eventide set as a versatile Red and White creature. Released in 2008, this uncommon card (number 141) brings the Goblin Soldier subtype to the table with a mana cost of {R/W}{R/W}{R/W} and a power/toughness of 2/2. Its most defining trait is the double strike ability, allowing it to deal damage in both the first and second combat steps, a mechanic that adds significant tactical depth to any deck. Collectors appreciate this card for its unique color identity and the strategic flexibility it offers. The dual-colored mana cost makes it accessible in formats that support both red and white mana sources. As part of the Eventide expansion, the card reflects the set's focus on the diverse creatures of the Ravnica guilds. For enthusiasts of the Magic trading card game, adding Hearthfire Hobgoblin to their collection provides a solid piece of gaming history. ## Sources
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Card Details
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Catalog Profile
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Featured Subject
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Featured
Hearthfire Hobgoblin
Game
Magic: The Gathering
TCG Attributes
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Uncommon
Steven Belledin
Card Stock
English
{R/W}{R/W}{R/W}
Creature — Goblin Soldier
2 / 2
R, W
Card Text
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Double strike
Hobgoblins are best left alone. They sharpen their farm implements far more than is necessary for their work in the fields.
