Humbling Elder is a Common Human Monk creature card from the 2025 Magic: The Gathering Tarkir: Dragonstorm expansion.
Humbling Elder
2025 • Magic: The Gathering • Tarkir: Dragonstorm
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Humbling Elder, card number 48, is a Common creature from the 2025 Magic: The Gathering Tarkir: Dragonstorm expansion. This Human Monk card features a mana cost of one blue mana and possesses the Flash ability, allowing it to be cast at any time you could cast an instant. When Humbling Elder enters the battlefield, it can weaken a target creature an opponent controls by -2/-0 until the end of the turn. Designed by Yohann Schepacz, this card serves as an efficient interaction option for players building decks in the Tarkir: Dragonstorm format. Collectors appreciate the clear card frame and distinct blue border typical of this set. As part of the ongoing Magic: The Gathering trading card game, Humbling Elder remains a staple for those seeking versatile removal in their libraries. The card’s simple yet effective design makes it a recognizable piece for enthusiasts of the Tarkir: Dragonstorm series.
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Humbling Elder
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Magic: The Gathering
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Common
Yohann Schepacz
Card Stock
English
{U}
Creature — Human Monk
1 / 2
U
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Flash When this creature enters, target creature an opponent controls gets -2/-0 until end of turn.
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