Ornithopter

Description

Introduced in 2009, this card features a mana value of zero and possesses the Flying ability, allowing it to evade most ground-based blockers. Illustrated by Franz Vohwinkel, the card depicts the mechanical bird-like construct that has become a staple in the Magic: The Gathering universe. As an artifact creature, Ornithopter occupies a unique space on the battlefield, requiring no colored mana to cast. Its low mana cost makes it an accessible option for players looking to establish early board presence or utilize its flying ability to disrupt opponents. The card's type line, Artifact Creature — Thopter, clearly defines its classification, while its power and toughness of 0/2 reflect its role as a utility piece rather than a direct combat threat. The Magic 2010 Ornithopter is an Uncommon foil card from the M10 set, featuring the Artifact Creature — Thopter with Flying. The M10 expansion marked a pivotal era for the game, introducing new mechanics and reinvigorating interest in the trading card game. Ornithopter's inclusion in this set highlights the game's focus on innovative card design and strategic depth. For those building artifact-themed decks or completing their M10 collection, this card offers a tangible connection to one of the game's most influential years. Its foil treatment distinguishes this card number 216 within the Magic 2010 checklist. The card features a mana cost of {0} and power/toughness of 0/2, with flavor text noting that artificers never fail to invent the ornithopter.