The Magic: The Gathering Khans of Tarkir release to find the Hooting Mandrills card, number 137, created by artist Mike Bierek.
Hooting Mandrills
2014 • Magic: The Gathering • Khans of Tarkir
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The Magic: The Gathering Khans of Tarkir expansion, released in 2014, offers a distinct visual and mechanical identity for collectors. Within this set, the Hooting Mandrills card (number 137) stands out as a green Creature — Ape with a mana value of 6. Illustrated by Mike Bierek, this Common rarity card is designed for players who appreciate strategic resource management during gameplay. The card features two key abilities: Delve and Trample. Delve allows casters to exile cards from their graveyard to reduce the spell's generic mana cost, making this six-mana creature more accessible without relying solely on green mana sources. Trample ensures that any damage exceeding the blocker's toughness spills over to the opponent, adding offensive pressure. For collectors, acquiring this card is a practical step for completing the Khans of Tarkir set or building a functional deck focused on graveyard interaction.
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Hooting Mandrills
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Common
Mike Bierek
Card Stock
English
{5}{G}
Creature — Ape
4 / 4
G
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Delve (Each card you exile from your graveyard while casting this spell pays for {1}.) Trample
Interlopers in Sultai territory usually end up as crocodile chow or baboon bait.
