Soratami Mindsweeper

Description

The Soratami Mindsweeper card from the 2005 Magic: The Gathering Salvat set carries the catalog number H3. Printed in Spanish, this uncommon creature card brings the Moonfolk Wizard archetype to collectors of international expansions. The card is illustrated by Alex Horley-Orlandelli, whose artwork defines the visual identity of this release within the broader Magic: The Gathering trading card game timeline. As a Moonfolk Wizard, the Soratami Mindsweeper has a mana cost of three generic mana and one blue mana, resulting in a mana value of four. The creature enters the battlefield with one power and four toughness. Its gameplay capabilities are defined by two distinct abilities. The first grants the flying keyword, allowing the creature to bypass ground-based blockers. The second ability offers a strategic option for card advantage: by paying two mana and returning a land you control to its owner's hand, you can force a target player to mill two cards from the top of their library. Collectors who focus on the Salvat series or the Spanish-language printings of Magic: The Gathering often look for this card to complete their subset or language-specific collections. The H3 designation places it firmly within the set's checklist structure. The combination of the Moonfolk subtype and the Wizard type creates a unique identity within the blue color identity. For those interested in the history of Magic: The Gathering during the mid-2000s, this card represents a specific moment in the game's global expansion. The Salvat set remains a notable part of the trading card game's legacy, offering a distinct aesthetic and mechanical experience compared to other contemporary sets. Owning this card allows enthusiasts to explore the diversity of creature types and rules interactions available during this era of the game.