The 2006 Hachette UK series release of Chittering Rats, card number 19 in the Magic: The Gathering collectible card game.
Chittering Rats
2006 • Magic: The Gathering • Hachette UK
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Card number 19 in the 2006 Hachette UK series, this Magic: The Gathering release features the creature Chittering Rats. Designed by Tom Wänerstrand, the card serves as a foundational black mana asset for players building decks around its specific ability. When played, the card forces a target opponent to reveal their hand and place a random card on top of their library, providing strategic disruption early in the game. As a common rarity, it remains a staple for collectors completing the full Hachette UK subset. The Hachette UK series offers a unique chapter in Magic history, appealing to those interested in niche promotional releases and set builders. Collectors often seek this card to round out their vintage Magic: The Gathering collections, valuing its place in the broader ecosystem of the game's 2006 landscape. Understanding the context of the Hachette UK series helps enthusiasts appreciate the diverse ways Wizards of the Coast distributed cards during this era.
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Card Details
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Featured Subject
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Chittering Rats
Game
Magic: The Gathering
TCG Attributes
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Common
Tom Wänerstrand
Card Stock
English
{1}{B}{B}
Creature — Rat
2 / 2
B
Card Text
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When this creature enters, target opponent puts a card from their hand on top of their library.
Bottom feeders sometimes rise to the top.