The #59 Carrion Feeder from Magic: The Gathering's 2003 Scourge set. This common Zombie creature card offers a distinct gameplay mechanic for TCG enthusiasts.
Carrion Feeder
2003 • Magic: The Gathering • Scourge
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The Carrion Feeder, card number 59 from the Scourge expansion, is a staple of Magic: The Gathering's 2003 print run. As a common Zombie creature with a mana value of one, it provides an accessible entry point for players and collectors alike. The card features artwork by Brian Snõddy, capturing the dark aesthetic typical of the Scourge set code (SCG). Its gameplay ability allows players to sacrifice another creature to place a +1/+1 counter on it, offering strategic flexibility in deck construction. Collectors often seek this card to complete their Scourge set or to explore the thematic elements of the Black mana color identity. The combination of its low mana cost and unique ability makes it a notable piece for any Magic: The Gathering trading card game collection. Whether you are building a themed deck or focusing on set collection, the Carrion Feeder represents a key component of the Scourge product line.
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Carrion Feeder
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Common
Brian Snõddy
Card Stock
English
{B}
Creature — Zombie
1 / 1
B
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This creature can't block. Sacrifice a creature: Put a +1/+1 counter on this creature.
Stinking of rot, it leaps between gravestones in search of its next meal.