The 2014 Magic 2015 release features this foil Common version of Coral Barrier, card number 49. This 1/3 blue Wall creature includes the defender keyword and a token creation ability.
2014 • Magic: The Gathering • Magic 2015
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This Magic: The Gathering trading card is Coral Barrier, printed in the Magic 2015 set (M15) released in 2014. Identified as card number 49 in the checklist, this version carries a foil finish and is classified as a Common rarity. The card features artwork by Florian de Gesincourt. Coral Barrier is a blue Creature — Wall with a mana cost of {2}{U} and a mana value of 3. It has a power and toughness of 1/3. The card's printed text includes the defender keyword, meaning it cannot attack. It also has an ability that triggers when the creature enters the battlefield: it creates a 1/1 blue Squid creature token with islandwalk.
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Featured
Coral Barrier
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Common
Florian de Gesincourt
Card Stock
English
Foil
{2}{U}
Creature — Wall
1 / 3
U
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Defender (This creature can't attack.) When this creature enters, create a 1/1 blue Squid creature token with islandwalk. (It can't be blocked as long as defending player controls an Island.)
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