Flame Slash is a common red sorcery card from the 2010 Rise of the Eldrazi expansion, identified by card number 145.
Flame Slash
2010 • Magic: The Gathering • Rise of the Eldrazi
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Flame Slash, designated as card number 145, is a common red sorcery from the 2010 Rise of the Eldrazi expansion. This Magic: The Gathering card costs one red mana to cast and deals four damage to a target creature, serving as a foundational removal option in early-game strategies. Collectors often seek this card to complete base sets or to build competitive decks that rely on efficient removal spells. The card's straightforward mechanics make it a staple for players who value direct interaction with the battlefield. As a common rarity, Flame Slash is widely available, yet it remains a key component for anyone looking to finish their Rise of the Eldrazi collection. The design and lore tie directly to the set's narrative, offering context beyond simple gameplay utility. Whether for casual play or competitive constructed formats, this card represents a classic element of the Magic: The Gathering ecosystem.
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Flame Slash
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Magic: The Gathering
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Common
Raymond Swanland
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English
{R}
Sorcery
R
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Flame Slash deals 4 damage to target creature.
After millennia asleep, the Eldrazi had forgotten about Zendikar's fiery temper and dislike of strangers.