The Magic: The Gathering Carrion Rats (A41) from the 2005 Salvat set is a Spanish-language common creature card featuring artwork by Edward P. Beard, Jr.
2005 • Magic: The Gathering • Salvat 2005
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The Magic: The Gathering Carrion Rats card, identified as A41 in the 2005 Salvat set, is a Spanish-language release that appeals to collectors seeking regional variants of the popular trading card game. Designed by Edward P. Beard, Jr., this common creature card serves as a distinct entry for those building specialized collections or exploring the history of Magic printings outside of English-language primary releases. As a product of the Salvat 2005 series, this card holds a specific place for enthusiasts tracking the distribution of Magic cards in different markets during the mid-2000s. From a gameplay perspective, Carrion Rats is a one-mana black creature with a power and toughness of 2/1. This interactive mechanic makes it an interesting piece for players experimenting with graveyard strategies or casual formats, adding a layer of strategic decision-making to the turn. The Salvat 2005 set, printed in Spanish with card number A41, identifies this release of the Magic: The Gathering card Carrion Rats. The Salvat 2005 set remains a notable chapter for those interested in the global reach of the game, and finding a copy of Carrion Rats in this language can be a rewarding goal for dedicated hobbyists. This 2005 Magic: The Gathering card features the Creature — Rat Carrion Rats, which has a mana cost of {B} and power/toughness of 2/1. The card's straightforward design and functional rules text make it accessible, while its regional origin adds a niche appeal for advanced collectors.
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Carrion Rats
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Common
Edward P. Beard, Jr.
Card Stock
Spanish
{B}
Creature — Rat
2 / 1
B
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Whenever this creature attacks or blocks, any player may exile a card from their graveyard. If a player does, this creature assigns no combat damage this turn.
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Yes, the Salvat 2005 set is a regional printing of Magic: The Gathering cards produced specifically for certain international markets. It features Spanish-language text and distinct numbering compared to the primary English releases.
Carrion Rats is a one-mana black creature with 2/1 power and toughness. Whenever it attacks or blocks, any player may exile a card from their graveyard; if they do, Carrion Rats deals no combat damage that turn.
The artwork for Carrion Rats in the Salvat 2005 set was created by Edward P. Beard, Jr. His illustration style is well-known in the Magic community for its detailed and dynamic creature depictions.
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