The Wasp Lancer is a 2008 Magic: The Gathering trading card from the Shadowmoor set. This Uncommon card, numbered 179, depicts a Faerie Soldier with the Flying ability.
Wasp Lancer
2008 • Magic: The Gathering • Shadowmoor
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Wasp Lancer is a distinct entry in the 2008 Magic: The Gathering Shadowmoor expansion, identified by card number 179. Classified as an Uncommon, this card features the Faerie Soldier creature type and requires a mana cost of {U/B}{U/B}{U/B} to cast. With a mana value of 3, it offers strategic depth for players navigating the dual-color identities of black and blue. The card's primary mechanical contribution is the Flying ability, allowing it to evade most ground-based blockers. Illustrated by Warren Mahy, this piece captures the unique aesthetic of the Shadowmoor era, appealing to both gameplay enthusiasts and set builders. The Wasp Lancer stands out as a recognizable and functional component for those looking to complete their Shadowmoor collection or build themed decks. Whether you are a veteran player or a new hobbyist, adding this card to your portfolio connects you to a pivotal moment in trading card game evolution.
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Wasp Lancer
Game
Magic: The Gathering
TCG Attributes
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Uncommon
Warren Mahy
Card Stock
English
{U/B}{U/B}{U/B}
Creature — Faerie Soldier
3 / 2
B, U
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Flying
"I doubt that faeries understand how short their lives are, compared to the rest of us. If they did, would they so readily charge into battle, heedless of the danger before them?" —Awylla, elvish safewright