Goblin Piker

Description

The Goblin Piker card, numbered 142 in the 2010 Magic: The Gathering release, represents a classic entry in the trading card game's history. As a Common rarity card, it was designed to be accessible, serving as a fundamental building block for decks during that era. The card identifies as a Creature — Goblin Warrior with a mana value of 2, requiring a single generic mana and one red mana to cast. Its power and toughness are listed as 2/1, defining its role on the battlefield as an aggressive but fragile unit. For collectors, this card offers a tangible connection to the game's enduring lore and mechanical design. The flavor text hints at the character's narrative: "Once he'd worked out which end of the thing was sharp, he was promoted to guard duty," adding a layer of personality to the artwork by DiTerlizzi. While the card itself does not possess special treatments or foil finishes in this base print, its value lies in its role within the broader ecosystem of Magic: The Gathering. Whether you are looking to complete a set, add to a collection of Goblin-themed cards, or simply appreciate the design of a staple creature, this card remains a recognizable piece of the 2010 Magic landscape. The product is cataloged with precise details regarding its type, colors, and game mechanics to ensure accuracy for serious collectors.