Quick Sliver

Description

The Quick Sliver card, designated as number D17, is a notable component of the 2005 Salvat series within the Magic: The Gathering trading card game universe. Released under the PSAL set code, this Common rarity card offers collectors a tangible piece of the franchise's expansive lore. Designed by artist John Avon, the card represents one of the many unique creatures that define the game's strategic depth and thematic richness. Quick Sliver functions as a Creature — Sliver with a mana cost of {1}{G} and a mana value of 2. Its primary mechanical contribution is granting Flash to all Sliver spells, allowing any player to cast these creatures at instant speed. This versatility makes the card a functional and recognizable part of the Sliver tribal identity, appealing to fans who appreciate the strategic nuances of the tribe. The card’s green color identity and 1/1 power/toughness stats place it firmly within the game's established power balance for early-game threats. For collectors, the 2005 Salvat set holds a distinct place in the history of Magic: The Gathering collectibles. Cards from this era are valued for their historical significance and the quality of their artwork. The Quick Sliver, with its straightforward yet impactful ability, serves as an excellent entry point for those building a collection focused on specific tribes or the Salvat series itself. Whether you are a dedicated player of the trading card game or a casual enthusiast of fantasy collectibles, this card offers a glimpse into the creative design that has sustained Magic's popularity for decades. By focusing on catalog-level details and historical context, we help collectors understand the value and significance of each item. The Quick Sliver D17 stands as a testament to the enduring appeal of the Sliver tribe and the creativity of the 2005 release.