Enormous Baloth

Description

Enormous Baloth is a creature card from the Magic 2010 core set, identified by card number 180. This Uncommon Beast enters the battlefield with a mana cost of {6}{G} and possesses a power and toughness of 7/7. The card is part of the M10 set, released in 2009, and is illustrated by Mark Tedin. The card has a mana value of 7 and costs {6}{G} to cast. Its 7/7 body allows it to dominate the board state once it resolves, serving as a major threat to opponents. Magic: The Gathering enthusiasts who appreciate the creature type Beast will find this card fits naturally into green-based decks that focus on large creatures. The card's design and stats make it a recognizable piece of the Magic 2010 checklist. Collectors who enjoy building complete sets of core sets often look for this card to fill the gap in the 100+ card base checklist. This card is a Beast with the subtype Beast. The card's flavor text hints at its massive appetite, suggesting it consumes entire woodlands. This narrative element adds depth to the card's identity within the game's lore. For those interested in the history of Magic: The Gathering, the Magic 2010 set marks a period where core sets continued to evolve while retaining familiar mechanics. The card features the flavor text: "Its diet consists of fruits, plants, small woodland animals, large woodland animals, woodlands, fruit groves, fruit farmers, and small cities." By focusing on the specific details of each card, collectors can make informed decisions about their acquisitions. The Enormous Baloth is a key component for those who value large creatures in their collections.