The 1998 Magic: The Gathering Exodus card Mage il-Vec (#86). A classic Common card featuring the Human Wizard character, available for collectors on SuperCatch.
Mage il-Vec
1998 • Magic: The Gathering • Exodus
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At card number 86, Mage il-Vec stands out as a Red Creature — Human Wizard with a mana value of three. This card, illustrated by John Matson, offers a unique mechanical option for players seeking versatile damage output in their decks. Collectors often seek out Exodus cards for their historical significance within the block. The flavor text of Mage il-Vec hints at the fiery origins of its character, adding narrative depth to the physical card. For those building sets, this Common card is a necessary piece to complete the Exodus collection. Whether you are a veteran player returning to the format or a new collector exploring the game's history, Mage il-Vec represents a tangible piece of Magic's legacy. Its straightforward yet strategic design makes it a favorite among those who appreciate the classic mechanics of the late 1990s. Browse the available inventory to find the perfect copy for your collection.
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Card Details
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Mage il-Vec
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Common
John Matson
Card Stock
English
{2}{R}
Creature — Human Wizard
2 / 2
R
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{T}, Discard a card at random: This creature deals 1 damage to any target.
Living below a flowstone foundry produces a disproportionate number of fire mages among the *il*.
