Leaf Gilder is a Common Elf Druid creature card from the 2007 Magic: The Gathering Lorwyn expansion, identified by card number 227.
Leaf Gilder
2007 • Magic: The Gathering • Lorwyn
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Identified as card number 227 in the standard set, this Common rarity card features the creature type Elf Druid, making it a recognizable addition for enthusiasts of the game's lore and mechanics. Designed by artist Quinton Hoover, the card represents the green mana color identity, which is central to the Druid archetype found throughout the series. Collectors often seek Leaf Gilder when assembling complete Lorwyn collections, as it serves as a standard reference point for the set's creature lineup. The product appeals to both casual players and dedicated catalogers who value the specific design language and era of Magic: The Gathering from the mid-2000s. While its in-game utility is straightforward, its historical place in the Lorwyn block gives it enduring relevance for those studying the evolution of the trading card game. Maintaining a focused collection of these era-specific cards allows enthusiasts to appreciate the artistic and mechanical shifts that defined Magic: The Gathering during this period.
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Card Details
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Leaf Gilder
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Common
Quinton Hoover
Card Stock
English
{1}{G}
Creature — Elf Druid
2 / 1
G
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{T}: Add {G}.
Eidren, perfect of Lys Alana, ordered hundreds of trees uprooted and rearranged into a pattern he deemed beautiful. Thus the Gilt-Leaf Wood was born.
