Farrel's Zealot is a 1994 Magic: The Gathering card from the Fallen Empires set, featuring a unique combat ability for white mana collectors.
Farrel's Zealot
1994 • Magic: The Gathering • Fallen Empires
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Farrel's Zealot is a creature card from the Magic: The Gathering Fallen Empires set, released in 1994. This card, numbered 3a, is a common rarity that appeals to collectors focusing on the game's early history and white mana strategies. Illustrated by Melissa A. Benson, the card depicts a Human creature with a mana cost of {1}{W}{W} and a power/toughness of 2/2. Its distinctive ability allows the controller to deal 3 damage to a target creature when it attacks unblocked, sacrificing its own combat damage in the process. This unique mechanic makes it a notable piece for enthusiasts of the Fallen Empires subset. The card's design reflects the artistic style of the mid-90s, making it a valuable addition for those building comprehensive Magic: The Gathering collections. Whether for deck building nostalgia or set completion, Farrel's Zealot represents a specific era of the trading card game's evolution.
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Farrel's Zealot
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Common
Melissa A. Benson
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English
{1}{W}{W}
Creature — Human
2 / 2
W
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Whenever this creature attacks and isn't blocked, you may have it deal 3 damage to target creature. If you do, this creature assigns no combat damage this turn.
After the fall of Trokair, Farrel and his followers formally broke their ties with the rest of Icatia.