The Deathcap Cultivator foil promo card, a rare 202s release from Magic: The Gathering's 2016 Shadows over Innistrad set, designed for dedicated TCG collectors.
Deathcap Cultivator
2016 • Magic: The Gathering • Shadows over Innistrad Promos
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The Deathcap Cultivator stands as a distinctive promotional artifact within the 2016 Shadows over Innistrad expansion of Magic: The Gathering. Its gameplay utility stems from a versatile tapped ability to generate either black or green mana, making it a flexible tool for deck construction. The card’s strategic depth is further enhanced by its delirium ability, which grants deathtouch once four or more card types reside in the graveyard, reflecting the set’s gothic horror themes. The rare foil treatment adds significant visual appeal, distinguishing it from standard prints and elevating its status among TCG collectors who value both mechanical utility and aesthetic finish. Whether aiming to round out a set or secure a key piece for competitive play, this promo card offers a tangible connection to one of Magic’s most atmospheric expansions.
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Card Details
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Deathcap Cultivator
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Rare
Karla Ortiz
Card Stock
English
Foil
{1}{G}
Creature — Human Druid
2 / 1
G
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{T}: Add {B} or {G}. Delirium — This creature has deathtouch as long as there are four or more card types among cards in your graveyard.
The old hermit would never say what he fed his mushrooms, and people learned not to ask.