The 2011 Magic: The Gathering Magic 2012 Kite Shield (card #210) is an Uncommon Artifact—Equipment card featuring a mana cost of {0} and a +0/+3 equipped bonus.
2011 • Magic: The Gathering • Magic 2012
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Kite Shield is a 2011 Magic: The Gathering trading card from the Magic 2012 set (M12), identified as card number 210 in the checklist. This Uncommon Artifact—Equipment features a mana cost of {0} and provides a +0/+3 bonus to equipped creatures. The card was illustrated by Jim Pavelec and includes the flavor text "To my sword I owe my glory, but to my shield I owe my life." —Sarlena, paladin of the Northern Verge.
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Kite Shield
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Uncommon
Jim Pavelec
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English
{0}
Artifact — Equipment
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Equipped creature gets +0/+3. Equip {3} ({3}: Attach to target creature you control. Equip only as a sorcery.)
"To my sword I owe my glory, but to my shield I owe my life." —Sarlena, paladin of the Northern Verge
FAQ
The mana cost for Kite Shield is {0}. This means it has no generic mana cost and requires no colored mana to cast.
Kite Shield is classified as an Artifact — Equipment card. It can be attached to a creature you control to grant it bonuses.
The 2011 Magic 2012 version of Kite Shield was illustrated by Jim Pavelec.
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