Order of the Sacred Bell, card number 261 from the 2005 Magic: The Gathering Ninth Edition set. This common Human Monk creature is a staple for collectors and players alike.
Order of the Sacred Bell
2005 • Magic: The Gathering • Ninth Edition
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Order of the Sacred Bell, designated as card number 261, originates from the 2005 release of Magic: The Gathering's Ninth Edition. This common card features a Human Monk creature with a mana cost of {3}{G} and a power/toughness of 4/3. Designed by artist Carl Critchlow, the card depicts the character in a moment of solemn duty, reflecting the flavor text's call for aid. As a green-aligned card, it fits into strategies that prioritize life and resource management. Collectors often seek this piece to complete their Ninth Edition set or to build decks centered around the Human subtype. The card's straightforward design and iconic status make it a recognizable part of the Magic: The Gathering canon. For those interested in the history of the game, this card represents a pivotal era in the franchise's development. Its enduring presence in the TCG community highlights its significance among fans and players.
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Order of the Sacred Bell
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Common
Carl Critchlow
Card Stock
English
{3}{G}
Creature — Human Monk
4 / 3
G
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"My brother, it may now be time to ring the bell and put out the call for aid."