The Magic: The Gathering Savannah Lions card from The List set (2019), identified by card number A25-33, is a white Creature — Cat with 2/1 power and toughness.
Savannah Lions
2019 • Magic: The Gathering • The List
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The Magic: The Gathering Savannah Lions card, bearing the identifier A25-33, is a staple creature from the 2019 The List release. Printed as a Common with the set code PLST, this card costs a single white mana to cast. It features the type line Creature — Cat and possesses 2 power and 1 toughness, making it a versatile early-game option for players building white-based decks. Designed by Winona Nelson, the card embodies the aggressive spirit of the Cat subtype within the game's lore. Collectors and players alike value this card for its simplicity and historical significance in the Magic: The Gathering trading card game ecosystem. Whether you are looking to complete a specific subset or simply appreciate the iconic design of Savannah Lions, this card remains a relevant piece for any enthusiast. The artwork and text box reflect the classic aesthetic that has defined Magic for decades, appealing to both nostalgic collectors and new players entering the hobby.
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Savannah Lions
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Common
Winona Nelson
Card Stock
English
{W}
Creature — Cat
2 / 1
W
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"One alone is fearsome; one among many is unstoppable." —Benalish proverb