The 1999 Magic: The Gathering Mercadian Masques expansion with this foil Ignoble Soldier card (MMQ #22), featuring a unique defensive ability for white mana strategies.
Ignoble Soldier
1999 • Magic: The Gathering • Mercadian Masques
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Within this expansion, the Ignoble Soldier (card number 22) stands out as an Uncommon white creature. Designed by Mark Romanoski, the card features the classic foil treatment that collectors appreciate for its visual appeal and rarity within the set. This Human Soldier creature costs {2}{W} to cast and boasts a Power/Toughness of 3/1. Its primary value to players lies in its triggered ability: whenever the creature becomes blocked, it prevents all combat damage that would be dealt by it this turn. This defensive mechanic makes it a strategic choice for controlling the battlefield in Limited formats. For collectors, foil cards from the Mercadian Masques era remain significant pieces of Magic history. The combination of Romanoski's artwork and the foil finish creates a desirable item for those building specialized collections or seeking nostalgic pieces from the late 90s.
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Card Details
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Ignoble Soldier
Game
Magic: The Gathering
TCG Attributes
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Uncommon
Mark Romanoski
Card Stock
English
Foil
{2}{W}
Creature — Human Soldier
3 / 1
W
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Whenever this creature becomes blocked, prevent all combat damage that would be dealt by it this turn.
Cowardice is a term invented by those with no cunning.
