Shepherd of the Flock // Usher to Safety, card #28 from the 2019 Magic: The Gathering Throne of Eldraine set. This Uncommon card features the Adventure mechanic and was illustrated by Drew Baker.
Shepherd of the Flock // Usher to Safety
2019 • Magic: The Gathering • Throne of Eldraine
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Shepherd of the Flock // Usher to Safety is a white card from the 2019 Magic: The Gathering set Throne of Eldraine. Identified as card number 28 with the set code ELD, this Uncommon release features the Adventure mechanic, allowing players to cast the creature as an instant spell. The creature is a Human Peasant with a mana value of 2, possessing 3 power and 1 toughness. Designed by artist Drew Baker, the card appeals to collectors who appreciate the dual-sided gameplay structure introduced in this era of Magic: The Gathering trading card game cards. The product is a standard non-foil card, making it accessible for both casual play and set completion. Collectors often seek this card to round out their Throne of Eldraine collections or to utilize its unique mechanics in various deck archetypes. The card's design and gameplay options make it a notable entry for enthusiasts of the format.
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Magic: The Gathering
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Uncommon
Drew Baker
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English
{1}{W} // {W}
Creature — Human Peasant // Instant — Adventure
3 / 1
W
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