Blade Sliver

Description

The Blade Sliver card, numbered D52, originates from the 2005 Salvat set, a Spanish-language release of the Magic: The Gathering trading card game. Designed by artist David Martin, this uncommon creature card belongs to the Sliver type and carries a mana cost of {2}{R} with a mana value of 3. As a red creature with 2 power and 2 toughness, it serves as a foundational unit for strategies built around the Sliver tribal archetype. The card’s rules text grants all other Sliver creatures +1/+0, enhancing the offensive capability of the entire swarm. Collectors interested in the 2005 Salvat checklist often track this number to complete their local language sets. The Salvat 2005 set code PSAL identifies this print run, distinguishing it from English-language counterparts. Owning the Blade Sliver D52 variant allows enthusiasts to explore the diversity of Magic: The Gathering’s international releases. The card’s straightforward rules effect makes it a recognizable piece for players familiar with the game’s early-era mechanics. Its status as an uncommon from the 2005 release ensures it remains a searchable item for those documenting the game’s history. The combination of the Sliver subtype and the Spanish language print creates a distinct catalog entry for serious collectors.