Skyshroud Archer is card number 114 from the 1998 Magic: The Gathering Stronghold expansion, featuring a 1/1 Elf Archer creature with a versatile combat ability.
Skyshroud Archer
1998 • Magic: The Gathering • Stronghold
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Skyshroud Archer, identified as card number 114 in the 1998 Magic: The Gathering Stronghold expansion, is a fundamental common creature card that appeals to set collectors and TCG enthusiasts. As a green mana-costing Elf Archer, this card provides a versatile tactical option for players interested in the strategic depth of early-format gameplay. Collectors often seek out cards from the Stronghold set for their nostalgic value and contribution to the game's rich lore, particularly those featuring Elf tribes. This release by Wizards of the Coast remains a recognizable piece of Magic history, valued for its clear type line and straightforward mechanics. For those building collections of classic expansions, Skyshroud Archer represents an accessible entry point into the Stronghold era. The card's enduring presence in discussions about Magic's early design philosophy makes it a notable subject for hobbyists tracking the evolution of the trading card game.
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Skyshroud Archer
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Common
Jeff Miracola
Card Stock
English
{G}
Creature — Elf Archer
1 / 1
G
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{T}: Target creature with flying gets -1/-1 until end of turn.
In Rath, arrows are guided not by virtue but by necessity.
