This 2024 Magic: The Gathering The List Lava Hounds card (WTH-109) offers collectors a distinctive Red Creature with Haste and a unique entry cost.
Lava Hounds
2024 • Magic: The Gathering • The List
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The Lava Hounds card from the 2024 Magic: The Gathering The List series presents a compelling option for TCG enthusiasts building diverse collections. Identified by the catalog number WTH-109 and set code PLST, this Red Creature — Dog brings immediate impact through its Haste ability, allowing it to attack or use activated abilities the turn it enters the battlefield. However, this power comes with a strategic trade-off: upon entering the field, the creature deals 4 damage to its controller. This unique mechanic creates high-stakes gameplay moments that appeal to players who enjoy aggressive, fast-paced strategies. The card's design and text box reflect the artistic style characteristic of the era, appealing to fans of both the game's lore and its competitive mechanics. Whether you are looking to complete a themed collection or add a functional piece to your deck, this product offers a glimpse into the creative depth of Magic's design philosophy.
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Card Details
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Featured Subject
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Lava Hounds
Game
Magic: The Gathering
TCG Attributes
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Uncommon
Steve White
Card Stock
English
{2}{R}{R}
Creature — Dog
4 / 4
R
Card Text
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Haste When this creature enters, it deals 4 damage to you.
What cats bury, dogs eat. —Urborg aphorism