Swamp

Description

Released in 1995 as part of the Fourth Edition, the Swamp card (number 372) stands as a fundamental component of the Magic: The Gathering trading card game. Designed by Dan Frazier, this common basic land card is essential for players and collectors navigating the early years of the format. As a basic land, it provides the black mana identity required for spells and abilities associated with that color. The card’s straightforward design and functional role make it a staple for those completing the full Fourth Edition set or building vintage-style decks. Collectors often seek this print for its historical significance in the evolution of the game. The inclusion of this card in a collection represents a connection to one of the most influential releases in TCG history. Whether for archival purposes or gameplay utility, the Fourth Edition Swamp remains a key identifier for enthusiasts of the era. This product highlights the catalog information for this card number. It serves as a reference for collectors interested in the base set's composition and design. The card's status as a basic land ensures its continued relevance in various formats. For investors and hobbyists alike, understanding the context of the Fourth Edition release is crucial. This page provides the necessary details to identify the card accurately within the broader Magic: The Gathering universe.