Avacyn's Pilgrim

Description

Avacyn's Pilgrim, numbered 170, is a foundational creature card from Magic: The Gathering's 2011 Innistrad expansion. As a Common card, this Human Monk serves as a critical early-game resource for players building their decks. The card features a mana cost of {G} and possesses a mana value of 1, making it an efficient play during the initial turns of the game. Its type line identifies it as a Human Monk, aligning with the thematic elements of the Innistrad block while providing versatile utility in various deck architectures. The card’s primary ability allows players to tap it to add one white mana ({W}) to their mana pool. This tap ability is a hallmark of mana acceleration cards, enabling players to cast spells more quickly than their opponents. Although the card is colored green, its color identity includes white, reflecting its ability to produce white mana. This dual-color identity makes Avacyn's Pilgrim particularly useful in Green-White decks, where it can help balance mana requirements while contributing to the board presence as a 1/1 creature. Collectors often seek out cards from the Innistrad set due to its distinctive gothic horror theme and the innovative design elements introduced during that era. Avacyn's Pilgrim, illustrated by Jana Schirmer and Johannes Voss, is a staple for those looking to complete their Innistrad collection or for players who appreciate the strategic depth of mana acceleration. The flavor text, "Avacyn's protection is everywhere. From the holy church to the sacred glade, all that we see is under her blessed watch," further immerses players in the rich lore of the Innistrad world. Whether you are a seasoned collector or a new player, Avacyn's Pilgrim remains a significant piece of Magic: The Gathering history.