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This 2023 Magic: The Gathering card features the Eaten by Piranhas creature from The Lost Caverns of Ixalan Art Series, cataloged as number 11.

Eaten by Piranhas // Eaten by Piranhas

2023 • Magic: The Gathering • The Lost Caverns of Ixalan Art Series

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The Eaten by Piranhas card from Magic: The Gathering’s 2023 The Lost Caverns of Ixalan Art Series offers a unique artistic interpretation of this well-known creature. Designed by Abz J Harding and assigned card number 11, this piece belongs to a special subset that highlights the visual storytelling of the game’s most iconic spells. Collectors of trading card games often seek out Art Series releases to complement their main sets with high-quality visual representations. This card allows enthusiasts to appreciate the illustration without the constraints of standard card borders or gameplay text, making it a popular choice for framing and display. The dual-faced nature of the card design, indicated by the double name, adds an interesting layer to its identity within the Magic: The Gathering universe. When building a collection of Magic: The Gathering cards, diversifying across different product types can enhance the overall appeal. While standard sets focus on gameplay mechanics, Art Series cards like this one emphasize aesthetic appreciation. The 2023 release date places it in a recent era of the game’s production, ensuring its relevance to modern collectors who value both history and contemporary design. Whether you are a long-time veteran of the game or a new collector exploring its rich lore, adding this card to your portfolio offers a tangible connection to the artistic side of Magic: The Gathering. It serves as a perfect gift for fans who appreciate the visual arts behind the game’s mechanics. By focusing on the artistic value rather than just competitive play, this card stands out as a decorative and collectible item for any shelf.

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Card Details

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Catalog Profile

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Year

2023

Series

The Lost Caverns of Ixalan Art Series

Card Number

#11

Featured Subject

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Game

Magic: The Gathering

TCG Attributes

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Rarity

Common

Artist

Abz J Harding

Material

Card Stock

Language

English

Type

Card

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FAQ

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What is the Art Series in Magic: The Gathering?

The Art Series is a subset of Magic: The Gathering products that features high-quality, borderless illustrations of popular cards from the game's history. These releases focus on the artwork rather than standard gameplay text, making them popular for display and collection purposes.

Who designed the artwork for this card?

The artwork for the Eaten by Piranhas card in The Lost Caverns of Ixalan Art Series was created by artist Abz J Harding. The card is cataloged as number 11 within this 2023 release.

Is this card intended for competitive gameplay?

While the card features a creature from the game, Art Series cards are primarily designed for collection and display. They may not have the standard card text or formatting required for tournament play in many formats.

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