Emerald Collector is a Creature — Human Pirate card from the Magic: The Gathering trading card game. It belongs to the Mystery Booster Commander Edition set (code: MBC) and is identified by card number 63. The card has an uncommon rarity and a foil finish. Its mana cost is {1}{U} with a mana value of 2, and it is colored U with a color identity of G, U. The card has a power and toughness of 1/2 and a normal layout. The artwork is by Andreas Zafiratos.
2026 • Magic: The Gathering • Mystery Booster Commander Edition
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Emerald Collector is a Magic: The Gathering trading card game card. It is a Creature — Human Pirate with a power/toughness of 1/2. The mana cost is {1}{U}, resulting in a mana value of 2. The card is colored U, with a color identity of G, U. It is part of the Mystery Booster Commander Edition set, with set code MBC. This printing is card number 63, has an uncommon rarity, and features a foil finish. The artist is Andreas Zafiratos.
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Featured
Emerald Collector
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Uncommon
Andreas Zafiratos
Card Stock
English
Foil
{1}{U}
Creature — Human Pirate
1 / 2
U
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Whenever this creature deals combat damage to a player, draw a card. When you draw your third card in a turn, conjure a card named Mox Emerald into your hand. This ability triggers only once. {2}{G}: This creature has base power and toughness 4/4 until end of turn.
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