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The Mountain basic land card from the 2010 Magic Premiere Shop set, featuring Japanese text and card number 4.

Mountain

2010 • Magic: The Gathering • Magic Premiere Shop 2010

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Product Overview

Description

This product is the Mountain basic land card from the Magic Premiere Shop 2010 set, cataloged as card number 4. Released in 2010, this iteration belongs to the PMPS10 set code and features text printed in Japanese. The card serves as a fundamental resource generator within the Magic: The Gathering trading card game, allowing players to add one red mana to their mana pool when tapped. Its type line identifies it as a Basic Land with the Mountain subtype, making it a staple for decks requiring red mana sources. The card is classified as a common rarity, ensuring its availability for builders seeking to complete the base checklist. John Avon provided the original artwork for this design, which remains consistent with the visual identity of the set. As a basic land, it does not have a mana value and possesses a color identity of red. The Japanese-language Mountain card from the Magic Premiere Shop 2010 set is card number 4 in the series. This basic land card features the Mountain subtype and allows players to add one red mana to their mana pool when tapped. Whether building a casual library or curating a specialized collection of Japanese-language cards, this card provides a clear and functional addition to any Magic: The Gathering assemblage. The straightforward nature of the card means it fits seamlessly into the broader ecosystem of the game, providing essential utility for players of all skill levels.

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Card Details

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Catalog Profile

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Year

2010

Series

Magic Premiere Shop 2010

Card Number

#4

Featured Subject

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Featured

Mountain

Game

Magic: The Gathering

TCG Attributes

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Rarity

Common

Artist

John Avon

Material

Card Stock

Language

Japanese

Type

Basic Land — Mountain

Card Text

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({T}: Add {R}.)

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FAQ

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What is the card number for the Mountain in the Magic Premiere Shop 2010 set?

The card number for the Mountain in the Magic Premiere Shop 2010 set is 4.

Is the Magic Premiere Shop 2010 Mountain card in Japanese?

Yes, the Mountain card from the Magic Premiere Shop 2010 set features Japanese text.

Who is the artist for the Magic Premiere Shop 2010 Mountain card?

John Avon is the artist credited with the artwork for this card.

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