The Brass Man from Magic: The Gathering's iconic 1995 Fourth Edition. This card features unique gameplay mechanics and is a staple for MTG collectors.
Brass Man
1995 • Magic: The Gathering • Fourth Edition
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The Brass Man (card number 302) is a distinctive artifact creature found within Magic: The Gathering's 1995 Fourth Edition. Designed by Christopher Rush, this uncommon card represents the Construct subtype with a mana cost of one and stats of 1/3. The card's unique mechanic allows players to pay mana during their upkeep to untap it, offering tactical flexibility in deck construction. As a core component of the Fourth Edition set, the Brass Man remains a recognizable piece for enthusiasts studying the evolution of the trading card game. Its enduring presence in the MTG ecosystem makes it a valuable addition for those interested in the game's rich lore and mechanical development. Whether building a vintage collection or analyzing early card designs, this card offers insight into the strategic depth that defined the franchise's initial years.
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Brass Man
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Uncommon
Christopher Rush
Card Stock
English
{1}
Artifact Creature — Construct
1 / 3
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This creature doesn't untap during your untap step. At the beginning of your upkeep, you may pay {1}. If you do, untap this creature.