The 2011 Magic: The Gathering Masters Edition IV Bronze Horse foil card. This uncommon artifact creature offers unique gameplay mechanics for TCG enthusiasts.
2011 • Magic: The Gathering • Masters Edition IV
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The 2011 Magic: The Gathering Masters Edition IV release features the Bronze Horse as card number 186, serving as a distinct uncommon artifact creature for the TCG community. Designed by artist Mark Poole, this foil variation brings a shimmering finish to the creature type, appealing to collectors who appreciate the visual depth that foil treatments add to the set's aesthetic. As an artifact horse with a mana value of seven, the Bronze Horse presents a significant strategic investment for players seeking to build powerful board states in Commander or other formats. The card’s rules text outlines two key abilities that define its role in gameplay. First, it possesses trample, allowing excess combat damage to flow through to the opponent’s life total if the defending player blocks with creatures that cannot deal lethal damage. Second, it offers a protective shield: as long as you control another creature, all damage from targeted spells is prevented. This defensive mechanism makes the Bronze Horse a resilient target in multiplayer games, where spell targeting is often concentrated on the most threatening permanents. The synergy between its defensive ability and the requirement to control another creature encourages players to maintain a diverse board presence rather than relying solely on this unit. The Bronze Horse, while uncommon, holds a special place due to its unique creature type combination and its utility in artifact-heavy strategies. Whether you are drawn to the card's mechanical depth or its foil finish, the Bronze Horse remains a notable entry in the ME4 catalog.
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Featured
Bronze Horse
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Uncommon
Mark Poole
Card Stock
English
Foil
{7}
Artifact Creature — Horse
4 / 4
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Trample As long as you control another creature, prevent all damage that would be dealt to this creature by spells that target it.
FAQ
The Bronze Horse has a mana cost of seven colorless mana, resulting in a mana value of seven. This makes it a high-cost card that requires significant resource investment to cast.
Yes, the Bronze Horse has the trample keyword ability. This allows any excess combat damage to be dealt to the player or planeswalker the creature was attacking if the blockers would not be defeated by its power.
The card has a static ability that prevents all damage that would be dealt to it by spells targeting it, but only as long as you control another creature. This makes it difficult to remove with single-target removal spells.
The artwork for the Bronze Horse in Masters Edition IV was created by artist Mark Poole, whose style is recognized for its dynamic and detailed fantasy illustrations.
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