Beast Hunt

Description

Beast Hunt is a green sorcery card from the 2009 Planechase expansion of Magic: The Gathering, identified by card number 68 in the HOP set code. Designed by Kieran Yanner, this common rarity card provides a reliable way to find creatures directly from the library. The card costs three generic mana and one green mana to cast, resulting in a mana value of four. Its effect reveals the top three cards of the library, allowing the player to put all creature cards revealed into their hand while placing the remaining cards into the graveyard. This function supports deck-building strategies that rely on consistent creature retrieval without clogging the board with non-creature spells. Collectors of Magic: The Gathering often seek out Planechase cards for their unique gameplay mechanics and the distinctive art style characteristic of the era. The flavor text, attributed to Sheyda, an Ondu gamekeeper, adds narrative depth to the card's design. As a staple of green mana bases, Beast Hunt remains a recognizable piece for players who enjoy resource management and creature synergy. The card’s straightforward text box and clear function make it a practical addition to many constructed decks. Whether building a collection or enhancing a game library, this card represents a key component of Magic's extensive history.