Scavenging Ghoul

Description

The 1993 Limited Edition Beta Scavenging Ghoul (Card 127) represents a foundational element of early Magic: The Gathering history. As a Uncommon creature from the Limited Edition Beta set, this card has been a staple for collectors and players interested in the game's earliest expansions. The card features the name Scavenging Ghoul and is cataloged as number 127 within the set. This zombie creature requires three generic mana and one black mana to cast, resulting in a mana value of 4. With a power and toughness of 2/2, it brings a unique mechanical identity to the board. The card's ability triggers at the beginning of each end step, placing a corpse counter on the creature for each other creature that died during that turn. Players can then remove a corpse counter from Scavenging Ghoul to regenerate it, offering a strategic way to keep this zombie on the battlefield despite damage. Designed by artist Jeff A. Menges, the card embodies the aesthetic of the early 1990s trading card game era. For those building a collection of vintage Magic: The Gathering cards, the Limited Edition Beta set holds significant historical value. Scavenging Ghoul serves as an interesting piece for enthusiasts studying the evolution of zombie mechanics and mana costs in the game. Whether for completing a vintage collection or appreciating the design of early TCG cards, this product offers a tangible connection to the game's roots. The combination of its black color identity and specific rules text makes it a distinct entry in the broader catalog of Magic products.