The One-Eyed Scarecrow from the 2011 Innistrad expansion of Magic: The Gathering. This common artifact creature card is a staple for collectors and players alike.
One-Eyed Scarecrow
2011 • Magic: The Gathering • Innistrad
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The One-Eyed Scarecrow is a notable artifact creature from the Magic: The Gathering Innistrad expansion, released in 2011. Identified as card number 230 in the set, this Common rarity card features art by Dave Kendall and serves as a key component in various deck strategies. As an Artifact Creature — Scarecrow with a mana cost of three, it offers a unique defensive presence on the battlefield. Its ability grants a -1/-0 modifier to flying creatures controlled by opponents, making it a valuable tool for controlling the air during gameplay. Collectors often seek this card to complete their Innistrad collection or to utilize its specific mechanical effect in competitive formats. The card's design fits seamlessly into the gothic horror theme of the Innistrad block, appealing to fans of the series. For those looking to expand their Magic: The Gathering library, this card represents a solid addition to any collection.
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One-Eyed Scarecrow
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Common
Dave Kendall
Card Stock
English
{3}
Artifact Creature — Scarecrow
2 / 3
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Defender Creatures with flying your opponents control get -1/-0.
Farmhands and priests mutter curses at the ragged thing; it unnerves more than just the crows.