The 2011 Magic: The Gathering New Phyrexia release features the Shriek Raptor foil card (#24), a five-mana Phyrexian Bird with Flying and Infect.
Shriek Raptor
2011 • Magic: The Gathering • New Phyrexia
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The Shriek Raptor foil card from the 2011 New Phyrexia expansion stands as a distinctive entry in the Magic: The Gathering trading card game. As a five-mana White creature, this Phyrexian Bird combines the evasion of Flying with the strategic pressure of Infect, dealing damage via poison counters to players and -1/-1 counters to creatures. The card, numbered 24 in the set, showcases Efrem Palacios's artwork and represents the mechanical and thematic depth of the New Phyrexia block. Collectors often seek this foil version for its shimmering finish and its role in completing the base set. Whether you are building a themed collection or simply appreciate the artistry of the New Phyrexia era, the Shriek Raptor foil offers a tangible piece of TCG history. Its unique abilities make it a memorable card for both casual and competitive players, adding value to any Magic: The Gathering collection.
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Shriek Raptor
Game
Magic: The Gathering
TCG Attributes
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Common
Efrem Palacios
Card Stock
English
Foil
{3}{W}{W}
Creature — Phyrexian Bird
2 / 3
W
Card Text
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Flying Infect (This creature deals damage to creatures in the form of -1/-1 counters and to players in the form of poison counters.)
"That's no glint hawk. The skies have changed for the worse." —Ria Ivor, White Sun partisan