The Clocknapper from Magic: The Gathering's 2017 Unstable expansion. This rare creature card offers collectors a unique gameplay mechanic and distinctive set identity.
Clocknapper
2017 • Magic: The Gathering • Unstable
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The Clocknapper, identified as card number 29 from the 2017 Unstable expansion, stands out in Magic: The Gathering history for its humorous and disruptive mechanical design. As a five-mana blue Human Spy creature, it challenges opponents by allowing the controller to steal an entire phase from their next turn. This ability to manipulate the game flow makes it a memorable piece for any TCG collection. For collectors, the Clocknapper represents a specific era of creative freedom in the trading card game industry. Its rarity as a Rare card adds to its appeal among those who seek out unique mechanics and set-specific milestones. Whether you are completing the Unstable set or building a thematic collection of powerful creatures, this card serves as a pivotal entry point. Enthusiasts looking to understand the evolution of game balance and humor in Magic: The Gathering will find this product essential.
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Clocknapper
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Rare
Marco Teixeira
Card Stock
English
{3}{U}{U}
Creature — Human Spy
2 / 2
U
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When this creature enters, choose beginning phase, first main phase, combat phase, postcombat main phase, or ending phase. Steal that phase from target player during their next turn. (That phase occurs as though it's your turn instead.)