The 2009 Magic: The Gathering Planechase Mountain card, numbered 156 in the HOP set, is a fundamental basic land card designed by Craig Mullins.
Mountain
2009 • Magic: The Gathering • Planechase
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Released in 2009 as part of the Magic: The Gathering Planechase series, this Mountain card carries the set code HOP and the number 156. It serves as a foundational Basic Land card within the trading card game, providing essential mana production for players constructing their decks. The card features artwork by Craig Mullins, adding a distinct visual element to this common rarity release. As a core component of the Planechase product line, it appeals to collectors focused on completing set subsets or acquiring key utility cards from this era. The design emphasizes its role as a Red mana source, integral to the game's mechanics. Collectors often seek this card number to round out their Planechase collections or to utilize it in casual gameplay scenarios. Understanding the context of the 2009 Planechase release helps enthusiasts appreciate the card's place in Magic history. Whether for investing in vintage TCG assets or enhancing a personal library, this Mountain card represents a staple of the game's resource system.
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Mountain
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Common
Craig Mullins
Card Stock
English
Basic Land — Mountain
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({T}: Add {R}.)
