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The 1999 Magic: The Gathering Oversized League Prizes Crimson Hellkite, a rare oversized creature card featuring the iconic dragon with flying and targeted damage capabilities.

Crimson Hellkite

1999 • Magic: The Gathering • Oversized League Prizes

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The 1999 Magic: The Gathering Oversized League Prizes Crimson Hellkite stands as a formidable presence in the world of collectible trading card games. This oversized variant, designated as card number 80 in the League Prizes set, features a powerful Dragon creature with a mana value of nine. The card requires six generic mana and three red mana to cast, reflecting its status as a high-cost threat on the battlefield. As a rare card from this era, the Crimson Hellkite is celebrated for its significant impact during gameplay. The creature boasts a power and toughness of 6/6, granting it the ability to fly, which allows it to bypass ground-based blockers. Its most distinctive ability allows the controller to spend only red mana on a variable value X, dealing that amount of damage to any target creature. This mechanic makes it a versatile tool for removal in constructed formats. For collectors of Magic: The Gathering memorabilia, oversized cards from the late 1990s hold a unique place in history. These League Prizes were typically awarded in competitive settings, adding a layer of exclusivity to the item. Owning this oversized version provides a different tactile experience compared to standard-sized cards, appealing to those who appreciate the physical diversity of the game's history. Whether you are building a collection of powerful dragons or documenting the evolution of Magic: The Gathering card designs, the Crimson Hellkite oversized release offers a compelling addition. Its red mana identity and dragon subtype make it a recognizable icon for fans of the game.

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Card Details

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Catalog Profile

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Year

1999

Series

Oversized League Prizes

Card Number

#80

Featured Subject

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Game

Magic: The Gathering

TCG Attributes

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Rarity

Rare

Artist

Gerry Grace

Material

Card Stock

Language

English

Mana cost

{6}{R}{R}{R}

Type

Creature — Dragon

Power / Toughness

6 / 6

Color

R

Card Text

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Flying {X}, {T}: This creature deals X damage to target creature. Spend only red mana on X.

"Dragonfire forged me a warrior." —Rashida Scalebane

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FAQ

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What are Magic: The Gathering League Prizes?

League Prizes are oversized promotional cards awarded to players who achieve specific milestones in official Magic: The Gathering events. These cards are typically larger than standard trading cards and feature unique art or variants of existing cards.

How much mana does Crimson Hellkite cost to play?

Crimson Hellkite has a mana value of nine and costs {6}{R}{R}{R} to cast. This means you need six generic mana and three red mana to activate the card during your turn.

What is the primary ability of this Dragon card?

The Crimson Hellkite has the flying ability and a triggered ability that lets you deal damage equal to X to any target creature, provided you spend only red mana on X.

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