The 2021 Magic: The Gathering Kaldheim expansion with this Craven Hulk trading card. This catalog entry for card number 127 represents a key piece for any MTG collector's library.
Craven Hulk
2021 • Magic: The Gathering • Kaldheim
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Description
As a creature card within the Red color identity, it offers a unique mechanical twist for players and collectors alike. The card features a mana value of 4, requiring a combination of generic and red mana to cast, making it a strategic addition to various deck architectures. Collectors often seek out specific cards from the Kaldheim set due to the expansion's intricate design and thematic depth. Craven Hulk, identified by its catalog number 127, appeals to those who appreciate the detailed lore and artwork that define the Magic: The Gathering brand. The card's type line, Creature — Giant Coward, highlights its unusual classification, distinguishing it from more traditional giant creatures in the game. For investors and hobbyists, maintaining a complete collection of the Kaldheim set is a popular pursuit. This catalog page provides essential details for verifying the card's identity, including its set code KHM and its position within the broader release.
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Card Details
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Featured Subject
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Featured
Craven Hulk
Game
Magic: The Gathering
TCG Attributes
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Common
Nicholas Gregory
Card Stock
English
{3}{R}
Creature — Giant Coward
4 / 4
R
Card Text
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This creature can't block alone.
Abandoned at birth, the giant was raised by goats. Ironically, it grew up to be the most cautious member of the herd.