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The Homelands Serra Aviary, a 1995 Magic: The Gathering rare World Enchantment that enhances flying creatures with a +1/+1 bonus.

Serra Aviary

1995 • Magic: The Gathering • Homelands

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Product Overview

Description

Released in 1995 as part of the Homelands expansion, the Serra Aviary stands as a distinctive World Enchantment within the Magic: The Gathering trading card game. Identified as card number 14 in the HML set, this white mana card requires a mana cost of three generic and one white mana to cast. Unlike standard enchantments, its classification as a World Enchantment grants it persistent board presence, affecting gameplay across all players in the match. The primary effect of this card is to grant all creatures with flying the ability to receive +1/+1, significantly altering combat dynamics for decks built around aerial strategies. This mechanical advantage makes the Serra Aviary a notable piece for collectors focusing on the Homelands era, a period known for its unique card types and thematic depth. For investors and completists, the Homelands Serra Aviary represents a tangible connection to Magic's early history. As a rare card from a limited-time expansion, it holds historical significance for understanding the evolution of the game's design philosophy. Whether you are building a comprehensive Homelands collection or seeking key cards for competitive vintage formats, this product offers a crucial component for any serious Magic: The Gathering library.

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Card Details

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Catalog Profile

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Year

1995

Series

Homelands

Card Number

#14

Featured Subject

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Featured

Serra Aviary

Game

Magic: The Gathering

TCG Attributes

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Rarity

Rare

Artist

Nicola Leonard

Material

Card Stock

Language

English

Mana cost

{3}{W}

Type

World Enchantment

Color

W

Card Text

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Creatures with flying get +1/+1.

"Serra, like Feroz, is long since dead. But remember, Daria: her spirit shall survive so long as the Homelands do." —Taysir

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FAQ

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What is the Serra Aviary in Magic: The Gathering?

The Serra Aviary is a World Enchantment card from the 1995 Homelands expansion. It costs {3}{W} to cast and provides a +1/+1 bonus to all creatures with flying.

Who illustrated the Homelands Serra Aviary card?

The card was illustrated by Nicola Leonard, whose artwork is featured in the original 1995 Homelands set print run.

Is Serra Aviary a rare card?

Yes, the Homelands Serra Aviary is printed as a rare card, indicated by the black border and rarity symbol in the original HML set.

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