This foil Magic: The Gathering card features the powerful 6/5 Elemental Stenchskipper from the 2008 Morningtide set, identified by card number 79.
Stenchskipper
2008 • Magic: The Gathering • Morningtide
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As card number 79 in the set, this foil variant offers collectors a distinct finish for the 6/5 creature that boasts the Flying ability. Its unique end-step trigger allows players to sacrifice the creature if they control no other Goblins, adding a strategic layer that appeals to both competitive players and hobbyists looking to complete their Morningtide collection. For those building thematic decks or assembling a comprehensive set, this foil release from 2008 represents a key component of the Morningtide era. Collectors often seek out these specific treatments to enhance the visual appeal of their organized storage systems. Whether you are focused on set completion or acquiring high-quality foil examples, the Stenchskipper foil remains a significant item for any dedicated Magic: The Gathering archive.
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Card Details
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Featured Subject
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Stenchskipper
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Rare
Howard Lyon
Card Stock
English
Foil
{3}{B}
Creature — Elemental
6 / 5
B
Card Text
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Flying At the beginning of the end step, if you control no Goblins, sacrifice this creature.
"Many believe it to be the manifestation of all that is vile about the boggarts. I believe it should be avoided—from upwind, if possible." —Cenn Deagan