The 1995 Magic: The Gathering Ice Age Fyndhorn Brownie, card #242. This green Ouphe provides essential untap utility for collectors of the Ice Age set.
Fyndhorn Brownie
1995 • Magic: The Gathering • Ice Age
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Released in 1995 as part of the Ice Age expansion, the Fyndhorn Brownie (card #242) remains a recognizable staple for Magic: The Gathering enthusiasts. As a green Ouphe creature, this card offers a straightforward yet powerful ability: by tapping the Brownie and paying two green mana, players can untap any target creature. This mechanic was particularly valuable during the early years of the game, allowing for repeated attacks or resource generation in limited environments. Collectors of the Ice Age set often seek out this common card to complete their base collections or to study the evolution of creature types in the game. The Fyndhorn Brownie represents a distinct era of design where simple abilities defined competitive strategies. Its green mana cost and untap effect make it a functional piece of Magic history. Whether you are building a vintage deck or simply appreciating the lore of the Ouphe tribe, this card holds a specific place in the Ice Age catalog.
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Fyndhorn Brownie
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Common
Richard Thomas
Card Stock
English
{2}{G}
Creature — Ouphe
1 / 1
G
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{2}{G}, {T}: Untap target creature.
"I've been insulted by drunks in a hundred inns, but never as skillfully or annoyingly as by those blasted Brownies." —General Jarkeld, the Arctic Fox
