Wing Snare is a 1999 uncommon green sorcery from the Urza's Legacy expansion, designed to remove creatures with flying.
Wing Snare
1999 • Magic: The Gathering • Urza's Legacy
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Wing Snare, card number 117 in the Urza's Legacy expansion, is a green sorcery from the original Magic: The Gathering era. Released in 1999, this card serves as a targeted removal tool, allowing players to destroy a single creature with flying. Collectors often seek this card for its historical significance within the Urza block, which defined much of the game's early competitive landscape. As an uncommon card, it offers an accessible entry point for those building their Urza's Legacy collections. The card's text box includes flavor text referencing Argoth and Yavimaya, grounding the gameplay in the set's rich narrative world. Whether you are a veteran player looking to complete a set or a new collector exploring classic cards, Wing Snare represents a staple of green-based strategies from this pivotal year. The card's straightforward mechanic and iconic set placement make it a recognizable piece for any serious Magic: The Gathering collection.
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Featured Subject
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Wing Snare
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Uncommon
Henry Van Der Linde
Card Stock
English
{2}{G}
Sorcery
G
Card Text
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Destroy target creature with flying.
"Argoth's doom rained from a clear sky. Yavimaya will not share that fate." —Multani, maro-sorcerer