Mountain

Description

This Magic: The Gathering trading card card is the Mountain basic land, designated as card number C11 in the Salvat 2005 expansion. Released in 2005, this printing was produced for the Spanish-speaking market, identified by the set code PSAL. It serves as a fundamental resource card within the game, providing red mana to support spells and abilities that rely on that color identity. The card is classified as a Common rarity, making it a standard inclusion in booster packs from this series. As a Basic Land, it does not require specific mana symbols to be cast and enters the battlefield untapped. Its primary function is to generate one red mana when tapped, allowing players to pay for the costs of red cards in their deck. The type line clearly identifies it as a Basic Land — Mountain, distinguishing it from non-basic lands that might have additional abilities or restrictions. Artwork for this card was created by John Avon, whose style has been a staple in Magic: The Gathering illustrations for decades. Collectors of Magic: The Gathering cards often track these regional variations to build comprehensive sets that reflect the global history of the game. The Spanish text box contains the same mechanical rules as the English version, simply translated for local play. The 2005 Salvat 2005 release of the Mountain card (C11) is a Spanish-language Basic Land in the Magic: The Gathering trading card game.