The 2001 Magic: The Gathering Magic Player Rewards Bird card, cataloged as Card #4 in the MPR series.
Bird
2001 • Magic: The Gathering • Magic Player Rewards
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Description
This product, identified as Card #4 in the MPR set, features the Bird subject within the Magic: The Gathering universe. Designed by Michael Sutfin, this piece represents a distinct era of promotional card distribution that appeals to enthusiasts of the franchise's history. As a Token Creature — Bird with a mana value of 0, this card occupies a specific role in the game's mechanics. It possesses the flying ability, allowing it to evade ground-based blockers, and carries the color identity of Blue. Collectors often seek out items from the Magic Player Rewards series to understand the breadth of promotional materials released during the early 2000s. The MPR set code helps enthusiasts catalog and track these specific promotional releases alongside standard expansions. By focusing on the catalog identity, including the year, set, and artist, collectors can verify the authenticity and origin of their acquisitions. This Bird card remains a notable entry for those studying the evolution of Magic: The Gathering's promotional landscape and token card designs.
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Card Details
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Catalog Profile
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Featured Subject
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Featured
Bird
Game
Magic: The Gathering
TCG Attributes
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Common
Michael Sutfin
Card Stock
English
Token Creature — Bird
1 / 1
U
Card Text
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Flying
The landbound envy the birds' ultimate freedom in the sky.
