Dimensional Infiltrator

Description

The Dimensional Infiltrator is a rare creature card from the 2016 Magic: The Gathering set Oath of the Gatewatch. As card number 44, this Eldrazi belongs to the {1}{U} mana cost tier and carries a mana value of two. The card is notable for its Devoid mechanic, which means it has no color identity despite its blue mana cost, allowing it to fit into a wider variety of deck architectures than standard blue cards might. This unique color property is a defining characteristic for collectors who appreciate the intricate design choices within the OGW expansion. Designed by artist Chase Stone, the card brings a specific Eldrazi presence to the tabletop experience. The creature possesses both Flash and Flying, offering tactical flexibility during gameplay. Its most distinctive ability allows a player to target an opponent and exile the top card of their library. If that exiled card is a land, the player may return the Dimensional Infiltrator to its owner's hand, providing a potential defensive reset or card advantage loop. This interaction makes it a memorable piece for fans of the Eldrazi type and those who enjoy cards with high-impact, conditional effects. For collectors, the Dimensional Infiltrator represents a key component of the Oath of the Gatewatch block. Completing the set often involves tracking down rare cards like this one, which were printed with significant care to support the set's themes. Whether you are building a collection focused on the Eldrazi subtype or simply gathering the complete run from this 2016 release, this card holds a solid place in the Magic: The Gathering hobby. Its combination of mechanical depth and visual design by Chase Stone makes it a favorite among enthusiasts of the format.