Greater Werewolf is a 1995 Magic: The Gathering card from the Homelands expansion, featuring a black werewolf creature with a distinct combat restriction.
Greater Werewolf
1995 • Magic: The Gathering • Homelands
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Greater Werewolf, designated as card number 51 in the Homelands expansion, stands as a notable entry in the 1995 Magic: The Gathering catalog. This black creature card requires players to manage its significant mana cost while navigating its unique gameplay constraint. Upon blocking or being blocked, it imposes a -0/-2 counter on affected creatures at the end of combat, making it a strategic tool for controlling the battlefield rather than a direct attacker. Collectors often seek this card for its place in the Homelands set, which expanded the original Magic universe with new mechanics and lore. For TCG enthusiasts, completing the Homelands checklist remains a popular goal, and this common card serves as an essential component for set builders. Its straightforward design and functional text reflect the era's approach to creature interactions. Whether you are building a vintage collection or analyzing card mechanics, Greater Werewolf offers a glimpse into the strategic depth of mid-90s trading card games.
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Card Details
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Greater Werewolf
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Common
Dennis Detwiller
Card Stock
English
{4}{B}
Creature — Werewolf
2 / 4
B
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At end of combat, put a -0/-2 counter on each creature blocking or blocked by this creature.
"The wolf-things are no mere beasts, but the lieutenants of the Baron." —Taysir