Leonin Squire is a 2004 Magic: The Gathering card from the Fifth Dawn set, featuring a Cat Soldier with graveyard recursion capabilities.
Leonin Squire
2004 • Magic: The Gathering • Fifth Dawn
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Leonin Squire, card number 9 in the Fifth Dawn expansion, stands as a functional piece of Magic: The Gathering history from 2004. As a white creature with a mana value of two, this Cat Soldier offers immediate board presence while providing strategic depth through its triggered ability. When played, it allows the caster to return an artifact card with a mana value of one or less from their graveyard to their hand, making it a valuable tool for resource management in constructed formats. Collectors often seek out Leonin Squire for its role in the Fifth Dawn narrative and its utility in artifact-centric strategies. For enthusiasts of Magic: The Gathering, owning a copy of Leonin Squire represents a connection to a pivotal era of the game’s evolution. Whether you are building a vintage collection or completing a set, Leonin Squire remains a distinct and respected addition to any library.
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Leonin Squire
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Common
Pete Venters
Card Stock
English
{1}{W}
Creature — Cat Soldier
2 / 2
W
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When this creature enters, return target artifact card with mana value 1 or less from your graveyard to your hand.
"I may be kha, but without my soldiers, my people, I am nothing." —Raksha Golden Cub