The Mountain from the 1999 Magic: The Gathering Starter set. This common basic land card, numbered 169, features art by Brian Durfee and serves as a foundational element for Red mana strategies.
1999 • Magic: The Gathering • Starter 1999
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The Mountain card from the 1999 Magic: The Gathering Starter set (S99) is a common basic land identified by card number 169. Designed with a normal layout, this card functions as a source of Red mana for the trading card game. The artwork is credited to Brian Durfee, who illustrated this entry in the Starter 1999 product line. As a Basic Land subtype Mountain, it provides a consistent foundation for decks requiring Red mana, making it a recognizable component of Magic: The Gathering history.
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Mountain
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Common
Brian Durfee
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English
Basic Land — Mountain
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This Mountain card is from the Starter 1999 set, which carries the set code S99. It is card number 169 in that specific product line.
The artwork for this Mountain card was created by Brian Durfee. His illustration appears on this common rarity card from the 1999 catalog year.
This is a Basic Land card with the subtype Mountain. It is a common rarity item from the Magic: The Gathering trading card game.
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