The Order of the Golden Cricket (Card #223) is a Common white creature from Magic: The Gathering's 2022 Jumpstart expansion, featuring a unique flying mechanic.
Order of the Golden Cricket
2022 • Magic: The Gathering • Jumpstart
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Order of the Golden Cricket is a Common white creature card from the 2022 Jumpstart expansion, identified by card number 223 and set code J22. As a Kithkin Knight, this card brings a classic fantasy archetype to the Magic: The Gathering trading card game, appealing to collectors who appreciate the detailed world-building and distinct creature types that define the franchise. The card features artwork by Mark Zug and costs one white mana to play, entering the battlefield as a 2/2 creature. For collectors of the Jumpstart set, this card offers both aesthetic and mechanical interest. Its ability allows you to pay an additional white mana when it attacks to gain flying until end of turn, a versatile effect that has historically been valuable in many formats. Whether you are building a set collection or exploring the diverse card pool of the 2022 release, Order of the Golden Cricket represents a solid piece of Magic history.
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Featured Subject
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Order of the Golden Cricket
Game
Magic: The Gathering
TCG Attributes
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Common
Mark Zug
Card Stock
English
{1}{W}
Creature — Kithkin Knight
2 / 2
W
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Whenever this creature attacks, you may pay {W}. If you do, it gains flying until end of turn.
"Should you take it in mind to ride a springjack, remember: there are easier ways to fly, and harder ways to break your skull." —Lann of Cloverdell