Ghost Ship

Description

Ghost Ship, identified as card number 33 in the 1995 Magic: The Gathering Renaissance set, is a blue Creature — Spirit card. The card features a mana cost of {2}{U}{U} and has a mana value of 4. Designed by Tom Wänerstrand, this edition is printed in French, carrying the set code REN and maintaining the Common rarity status typical of the base checklist. The card’s rules text grants it the Flying ability, allowing it to evade blockers without Flying. Additionally, it provides a regeneration ability that can be activated by spending three mana ({U}{U}{U}). This combination of evasion and resilience defines its gameplay role within the game. The card’s color identity is strictly blue, aligning with its Spirit subtype and its mechanical focus on air superiority and survival. For collectors of Magic: The Gathering, this Renaissance edition represents a specific point in the game’s history. Ghost Ship remains a recognizable piece of the early game’s roster. Its French language version appeals to international collectors or those seeking specific print runs within the Renaissance block. The card’s straightforward design and clear rules text make it a staple for players constructing blue-centric strategies. Whether for completing a set collection or exploring the game’s foundational mechanics, this card offers a direct connection to the Renaissance era.