The identity of the Craven Giant, card #78 from Magic: The Gathering’s 1998 Stronghold expansion.
Craven Giant
1998 • Magic: The Gathering • Stronghold
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The Craven Giant is a distinct creature card from Magic: The Gathering, released as part of the Stronghold expansion in 1998. As card number 78 in the set, this Common rarity card represents a classic red mana creature with a mana cost of {2}{R}. Designed by Brian Snõddy, the card features a Power/Toughness of 4/1 and is defined by its unique restriction: this creature cannot block opponents' attacks. This mechanical limitation makes it an interesting piece for collectors analyzing the strategic design of the late 1990s era. For enthusiasts of Magic: The Gathering trading card game cards, this product serves as a tangible link to the Stronghold set's history. Collectors often seek out cards like the Craven Giant to complete their set collections or to appreciate the artistic contributions of Brian Snõddy during this period of the game's development. Whether you are building a themed deck or preserving a piece of TCG history, understanding the role of this Giant in the Stronghold universe adds depth to your collecting journey.
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Card Details
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Featured Subject
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Craven Giant
Game
Magic: The Gathering
TCG Attributes
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Common
Brian Snõddy
Card Stock
English
{2}{R}
Creature — Giant
4 / 1
R
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This creature can't block.
What is high as a mountain and low as a snake? —Dal riddle
