Flame Elemental

Description

The 1996 Mirage set established a distinct visual and mechanical identity for Magic: The Gathering, and Flame Elemental (#175) remains a notable piece of that era. Classified as an Uncommon Red Elemental creature, this card features a mana cost of {2}{R}{R} and a mana value of 4. Its type line identifies it as a Creature — Elemental with a power and toughness of 3/2. Collectors often appreciate this card for its straightforward yet impactful gameplay mechanics. The rules text allows the player to sacrifice the creature to deal damage equal to its power to a target creature, making it a functional tool in early red-based strategies. Richard Kane Ferguson provided the artwork for this release, contributing to the set's cohesive aesthetic. As part of the Mirage expansion, Flame Elemental represents the classic design language of mid-1990s trading card games. Whether you are building a complete Mirage set or focusing on specific creature types, understanding the card's identity is key. This product page serves as a reliable reference for the card's attributes, ensuring accuracy for collectors and investors alike.