Goldenglow Moth

Description

Goldenglow Moth is a Common card from the Magic 2011 set, identified by card number 15 and set code M11. Released in 2010, this card is a fundamental part of the White mana color identity in the Magic: The Gathering trading card game. It is classified as a Creature — Insect with a mana cost of {W} and a mana value of 1, making it an early-game option with a power and toughness of 0/1. The card features the keyword ability Flying, allowing it to bypass ground-based blockers, and includes a triggered ability that lets you gain 4 life whenever this creature blocks an opponent's attack. Artwork for this release was created by Howard Lyon, contributing to the visual identity of the base set. The flavor text, attributed to Benalish children's rhyme, adds a narrative layer to the Insect's presence in the game world. As part of the M11 checklist, Goldenglow Moth is frequently targeted by builders looking to complete their base set collection. The card's simple mechanics and low mana cost make it a recognizable staple for those tracking the evolution of core set design. Its straightforward design and functional abilities represent the accessible entry point that Magic 2011 offered to both new and returning players. The card remains a notable item for enthusiasts studying the history of the game's core sets and the development of White's creature mechanics during that era.