Krark's Thumb, card number 190 from the 2003 Magic: The Gathering Mirrodin expansion. This legendary artifact features unique coin-flip mechanics and is a staple for Mirrodin collectors.
Krark's Thumb
2003 • Magic: The Gathering • Mirrodin
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Krark's Thumb, identified as card number 190, is a notable entry in the 2003 Magic: The Gathering Mirrodin set. The card functions as a Legendary Artifact with a mana cost of two, offering a strategic advantage by allowing players to flip two coins and ignore one result when a coin flip would occur. This mechanical twist has made it a favorite among collectors who appreciate the unique gameplay interactions of the Mirrodin era. Collectors seeking to complete the Mirrodin checklist often view this card as an essential component of the set. Its enduring presence in the Magic: The Gathering community highlights the lasting appeal of the Mirrodin expansion. For investors and hobbyists, tracking the value of Mirrodin cards like Krark's Thumb provides insight into the market dynamics of early 2000s TCG releases. The card's flavor text, attributed to Slobad the goblin tinkerer, adds a layer of narrative depth that resonates with fans of the series.
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Krark's Thumb
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Magic: The Gathering
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Ron Spencer
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English
{2}
Legendary Artifact
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If you would flip a coin, instead flip two coins and ignore one.
"I can think of *one* goblin it ain't so lucky for." —Slobad, goblin tinkerer