The Hell-Bent Raider, card number 101 from the 2002 Magic: The Gathering Torment expansion.
Hell-Bent Raider
2002 • Magic: The Gathering • Torment
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The Hell-Bent Raider is a distinct creature card from the Magic: The Gathering Torment set, released in 2002. As card number 101 in the set, it holds a specific place in the collector's journey to complete the entire Torment expansion. This card is characterized by its red mana cost and its abilities to strike first and enter the battlefield ready for action immediately. Additionally, the card offers a strategic option to discard a random card to gain protection from white spells until the end of the turn. Collectors often seek this card for its unique mechanics and its role within the Lorwyn block's early narrative. For enthusiasts of Magic: The Gathering trading cards, understanding the specifics of cards like this one enhances the overall appreciation of the hobby. Whether for gameplay or cataloging, the Hell-Bent Raider remains a notable entry for those interested in the 2002 era of the game.
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Hell-Bent Raider
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Rare
Mike Ploog
Card Stock
English
{1}{R}{R}
Creature — Human Barbarian
2 / 2
R
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First strike, haste Discard a card at random: This creature gains protection from white until end of turn.
He doesn't slow until his spear is weighted with corpses.