# 1994 Magic: The Gathering The Dark #70

> Catalog details for Magic: The Gathering's 1994 'Goblins of the Flarg' card (#70) from The Dark expansion.

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## Identity

- **Year**: 1994
- **Manufacturer brand**: Magic: The Gathering
- **Set / series**: The Dark
- **Card number**: #70
- **Product type**: TCG_CARD

## Description

Goblins of the Flarg is a 1994 Magic: The Gathering card from the dark-themed The Dark expansion, identified as card number 70. This Common Creature — Goblin Warrior carries a mana cost of {R} and possesses 1 power and 1 toughness. The card features a unique interaction where it can be blocked unless the defending player controls a Mountain, a mechanic known as Mountainwalk. Additionally, the rules text includes a sacrifice clause triggered when the player controls a Dwarf, reflecting the set's signature harsh strategic trade-offs. Tom Wänerstrand illustrated this early piece of Magic history, capturing the gritty aesthetic associated with the set's design. Collectors often seek this card for its historical significance within the early days of the trading card game and its role in completing The Dark set. The straightforward design and iconic goblin archetype make it a recognizable piece for enthusiasts of the game's foundational era. Whether building a collection of early Magic cards or studying the evolution of creature types, this card represents a distinct moment in the franchise's development. The product identity remains centered on its original release details and gameplay mechanics rather than specific physical attributes of individual copies.

## FAQ

### What is the mana cost of Goblins of the Flarg?

Goblins of the Flarg has a mana cost of {R}, meaning it requires one red mana to cast. It is a Common rarity card from the 1994 The Dark expansion.

### How does the Mountainwalk mechanic work on this card?

Mountainwalk allows Goblins of the Flarg to be unblockable as long as the defending player controls at least one Mountain land. This provides a tactical advantage for aggressive red decks in the early game.

### Who illustrated Goblins of the Flarg?

The card was illustrated by Tom Wänerstrand, whose artwork is part of the original 1994 The Dark set collection. The illustration supports the dark, gritty tone established by the set's design.

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