The 2007 Planar Chaos expansion with this #99 Firefright Mage card, featuring a distinctive red-bordered design and a strategic discard ability.
Firefright Mage
2007 • Magic: The Gathering • Planar Chaos
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Released in 2007, the Planar Chaos set reimagined classic Magic: The Gathering cards with a reverse-side twist, and card #99 Firefright Mage is a key piece of that alternate universe. This common red creature, illustrated by Greg Staples, represents the Goblin Spellshaper subtype and offers a tactical advantage through its unique ability. By discarding a card, the mage prevents target creatures from being blocked except by artifact or red creatures, making it a versatile tool for aggressive strategies. Whether you are building a themed collection or hunting for specific mana costs, Firefright Mage serves as an essential component for enthusiasts of the game's early 2000s era. The card's straightforward mana cost and impactful effect continue to make it a familiar and respected name among players and hunters alike.
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Firefright Mage
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Common
Greg Staples
Card Stock
English
{R}
Creature — Goblin Spellshaper
1 / 1
R
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{1}{R}, {T}, Discard a card: Target creature can't be blocked this turn except by artifact creatures and/or red creatures.
After millennia of advancement in goblin military theory, Toggo VI realized that almost everyone is afraid of fire.