Amphin Pathmage is a common blue creature card from the Magic 2015 (M15) set, featuring unique gameplay abilities for Magic: The Gathering enthusiasts.
Amphin Pathmage
2014 • Magic: The Gathering • Magic
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Description
Amphin Pathmage, identified as card number 45 in the Magic 2015 (M15) expansion, represents a staple of the blue mana color identity for Magic: The Gathering players. As a Creature — Salamander Wizard with a mana value of four, this card offers strategic utility through its ability to prevent target creatures from blocking, making it a flexible option in various game formats. For enthusiasts of Magic: The Gathering collectibles, owning this card allows for the completion of the M15 base set while adding a functional piece to their play deck. Whether you are building a competitive deck or expanding your personal collection of Magic core sets, Amphin Pathmage provides both aesthetic appeal and mechanical depth. This product appeals to those who appreciate the intricate card design and strategic possibilities inherent in the Magic: The Gathering trading card game.
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Card Details
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Catalog Profile
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Featured Subject
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Amphin Pathmage
Game
Magic: The Gathering
TCG Attributes
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Common
Mark Winters
Card Stock
English
{3}{U}
Creature — Salamander Wizard
3 / 2
U
Card Text
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{2}{U}: Target creature can't be blocked this turn.
"There are those who do not believe in the existence of the amphin. This seems somehow to be of their own design." —Gor Muldrak, *Cryptohistories*
