This 2008 Shadowmoor expansion card, Traitor's Roar, a versatile sorcery known for its Conspire ability and high mana cost.
Traitor's Roar
2008 • Magic: The Gathering • Shadowmoor
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Traitor's Roar, designated as card number 200 in the Shadowmoor set, stands as a notable fixture for Magic: The Gathering enthusiasts. Released in 2008, this common sorcery demands a mana investment of four generic and one each of black and red mana to cast. The card’s primary effect allows the controller to tap an untapped creature, forcing it to deal damage equal to its power to its controller, creating immediate board disruption. Its mechanical depth is further enhanced by the Conspire keyword, permitting players to tap two untapped creatures sharing a color to create a copy of the spell with a new target. For collectors, this card represents a tangible piece of Magic’s intricate design history. Whether you are building a themed collection or seeking to complete the Shadowmoor checklist, this card offers both nostalgic value and mechanical intrigue. ## Sources
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Traitor's Roar
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Magic: The Gathering
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Common
Jim Pavelec
Card Stock
English
{4}{B/R}
Sorcery
B, R
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Tap target untapped creature. It deals damage equal to its power to its controller. Conspire (As you cast this spell, you may tap two untapped creatures you control that share a color with it. When you do, copy it and you may choose a new target for the copy.)