Kirtar's Wrath

Description

The 2005 Magic: The Gathering Salvat edition features this Spanish-language Kirtar's Wrath card, card number C37, a rare sorcery with Threshold mechanics. This card is a staple of the PSAL set, offering a powerful board-clearing effect that scales with graveyard management. The Threshold ability allows the card to destroy all creatures and then create two 1/1 white Spirit creature tokens with flying when seven or more cards are in your graveyard. Without Threshold, it simply destroys all creatures, preventing regeneration. Kirtar's Wrath is a white Sorcery card from the 2005 Salvat set. The card's mana cost of {4}{W}{W} makes it a significant investment, requiring six mana to cast. Its white color identity aligns with themes of purity and judgment, fitting the card's destructive yet constructive nature. The artist Kev Walker brought this card to life, contributing to the visual identity of the 2005 set. This Spanish-language card carries the set code PSAL and card number C37. The Spanish-language print of Kirtar's Wrath is a sought-after item for those who build sets based on linguistic diversity. Its rare status within the Salvat 2005 set adds to its appeal for serious collectors. The card's unique gameplay mechanics make it a versatile tool in many decks, particularly those focused on graveyard strategies. The card features art by Kev Walker and has a mana value of 6. Kirtar's Wrath is a prime example of the strategic depth and artistic quality that define the game. Its effect destroys all creatures, with an enhanced Threshold ability creating Spirit tokens if seven or more cards are in the graveyard. Its enduring popularity and unique mechanics ensure that it remains a relevant and desirable item for years to come. The platform ensures that collectors can find the cards they need to complete their sets and enhance their collections.