Soul's Attendant is a 2020 Magic: The Gathering card from The List set, featuring a White mana cost and a life-gain ability for collectors and players.
Soul's Attendant
2020 • Magic: The Gathering • The List
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Soul's Attendant is a distinct entry within Magic: The Gathering's The List set, released in 2020. As a Common card, it offers a straightforward yet strategic option for White-based decks, allowing players to gain life whenever another creature enters the battlefield. This mechanic makes it a reliable support piece for various formats, appealing to both competitive players and casual collectors. The card is identified by the set code ROE-44, marking its place within the diverse catalog of The List. Designed by Steve Prescott, the card embodies the classic aesthetic of Magic: The Gathering trading cards, with clear typography and a clean layout that highlights its role as a Human Cleric. Collectors often seek this card to complete set collections or to add to their personal archives of iconic TCG designs. Whether you are building a deck or focusing on set completion, Soul's Attendant represents a valuable addition for any Magic: The Gathering fan.
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Card Details
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Featured Subject
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Soul's Attendant
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Common
Steve Prescott
Card Stock
English
{W}
Creature — Human Cleric
1 / 1
W
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Whenever another creature enters, you may gain 1 life.
In truth, her own faith was gone, trodden in Ulamog's wake. She pantomimed the blessing in the hope that it would inspire others to continue to struggle.