Trained Armodon

Description

The Trained Armodon serves as a foundational creature card within the 1997 Magic: The Gathering Tempest expansion. As card number 260 in the set, this Common rarity piece features a mana cost of one generic and two Green mana, resulting in a mana value of three. It enters the battlefield as a 3/3 Creature — Elephant, providing a reliable early-game presence for players building Green-based strategies. Designed by artist Gary Leach, this card represents the core identity of the Tempest block. The flavor text hints at the creature's enduring strength and the harsh realities of its environment, noting, "These are its last days. Better to grow broad and heavy. Better that the enemy is crushed beneath its carcass." This narrative element adds depth to the card, connecting it to the broader lore of the Dominaria setting without relying on complex mechanics or keywords. Collectors value the Trained Armodon for its place in the history of the Trading Card Game. Owning a copy of this card allows enthusiasts to appreciate the design evolution of the franchise. Whether you are completing a full set of Tempest cards or seeking specific creatures for your collection, the Trained Armodon remains a recognizable and significant part of Magic's legacy. Its straightforward design and powerful stats make it a memorable inclusion in any library of classic TCG cards.