The identity of the Miasmic Mummy from Magic: The Gathering's 2020 Jumpstart expansion, a creature that challenges opponents with forced discards.
Miasmic Mummy
2020 • Magic: The Gathering • Jumpstart
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The Miasmic Mummy, designated as card number 256 in the 2020 Jumpstart expansion, stands as a distinctive entry in Magic: The Gathering’s history of preconstructed decks. This common creature, illustrated by E. M. Gist, represents the Black mana color identity and serves as a Zombie Jackal with a mana cost of one generic and one black mana. Its two-mana value makes it an accessible inclusion for decks seeking early-game disruption, allowing the controller to force each player to discard a card upon entering the battlefield. For collectors, this card is a vital piece of the Jumpstart product line, which revolutionized casual play by offering streamlined, ready-to-play experiences. The 2020 release remains a significant chapter for enthusiasts looking to build complete sets of this innovative format. Whether you are a veteran collector or new to the hobby, understanding the role of cards like this one adds depth to the collecting experience.
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Card Details
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Featured Subject
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Miasmic Mummy
Game
Magic: The Gathering
TCG Attributes
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Common
E. M. Gist
Card Stock
English
{1}{B}
Creature — Zombie Jackal
2 / 2
B
Card Text
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When this creature enters, each player discards a card.
Its breath doesn't assault the senses. It pollutes the mind.
