Cabal Archon (#129) from the 2002 Magic: The Gathering Onslaught expansion. This Black Uncommon creature features Pete Venters' artwork and strategic sacrifice mechanics.
Cabal Archon
2002 • Magic: The Gathering • Onslaught
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As an Uncommon rarity, this artifact appeals to collectors focusing on the dark aesthetic of the block's narrative. The card depicts a Human Cleric with a mana cost of {2}{B}, offering strategic depth through its ability to sacrifice another Cleric to transfer life between players. Artist Pete Venters brought this character to life, contributing to the visual identity of the set's gothic theme. Collectors often seek this card when building complete sets or exploring the strategic interactions of the time. The design emphasizes the creature's role within the game's mechanics, making it a notable entry for enthusiasts of the format. Whether you are expanding your library or tracking specific set releases, this product represents a key component of the Onslaught era. This card remains a staple for those interested in the strategic and artistic elements of Magic: The Gathering history.
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Card Details
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Featured Subject
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Cabal Archon
Game
Magic: The Gathering
TCG Attributes
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Uncommon
Pete Venters
Card Stock
English
{2}{B}
Creature — Human Cleric
2 / 2
B
Card Text
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{B}, Sacrifice a Cleric: Target player loses 2 life and you gain 2 life.
"You are weak. I am strong. The protocol is obvious."
