Mwonvuli Beast Tracker

Description

The Mwonvuli Beast Tracker, card number 177 in the Magic 2013 base set, is an uncommon green creature that defines the Human Scout subtype. Released in 2012, this card serves as a functional tool for players seeking to manipulate their library while establishing board presence. With a mana cost of {1}{G}{G} and a mana value of 3, the card enters the battlefield as a 2/1 body, offering a modest statistical profile in exchange for its impactful triggered ability. The card’s primary value lies in its enter-the-battlefield effect. When Mwonvuli Beast Tracker is played, the controller searches their library for a creature card that possesses deathtouch, hexproof, reach, or trample. Upon finding such a card, the player reveals it and places it on top of their library. This mechanic allows for strategic planning, ensuring that the next draw is a creature with a specific defensive or offensive keyword. The flavor text, "The more dangerous, the better," underscores the card's thematic focus on hunting formidable beasts. Artwork by Zoltan Boros complements the card’s identity within the Magic: The Gathering trading card game. The Mwonvuli Beast Tracker is an Uncommon creature card from the Magic 2013 set, identified by card number 177. The card’s ability to fetch creatures with protective or aggressive keywords adds flexibility to deck construction, appealing to both competitive players and casual enthusiasts. This Human Scout creature costs {1}{G}{G} to cast and has a power and toughness of 2/1. When Mwonvuli Beast Tracker enters the battlefield, you may search your library for a creature card with deathtouch, hexproof, reach, or trample, reveal it, shuffle your library, and put that card on top. The card was illustrated by Zoltan Boros and features the flavor text "The more dangerous, the better." As a green creature with a mana value of 3, this card provides early-game utility through its search effect.