Rootwalla

Description

The 2015 Tempest Remastered release brings back the beloved Rootwalla as card number 191, presented here in a sought-after foil finish. Designed by Roger Raupp, this Magic: The Gathering card captures the essence of the original Tempest block while offering a premium aesthetic for modern collectors. As a Common rarity creature, Rootwalla is a fundamental Green Lizard with a mana value of three, making it a reliable presence in any deck focused on green mana resources. In gameplay, Rootwalla serves as a versatile tool for players who value flexibility. With a power and toughness of 2/2, it provides a solid board presence. Its activated ability allows players to pay one green mana to give the creature +2/+2 until end of turn, effectively doubling its stats for a single turn. This ability can be used once each turn, offering strategic options for both attacking and blocking. The flavor text humorously notes that sneaking up on a rootwalla results in dealing with twice the lizard, hinting at the creature's unpredictable and resilient nature. For collectors, the Tempest Remastered set is a nostalgic journey through one of Magic's most iconic eras. The foil treatment adds a layer of visual appeal, with the shimmering finish enhancing the card's collectibility. Whether you are building a Commander deck, focusing on vintage formats, or simply expanding your collection of classic creatures, Rootwalla offers a blend of nostalgia and utility. The card's straightforward design and powerful ability make it a staple for those who appreciate the strategic depth of early Magic: The Gathering expansions. This foil Rootwalla stands as a testament to the enduring appeal of the Tempest era, combining classic gameplay with a premium finish.