The 1998 Urza's Saga release of Bravado, a red Enchantment-Aura card numbered 177 in the Magic: The Gathering trading card game.
Bravado
1998 • Magic: The Gathering • Urza's Saga
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The 1998 release of Urza's Saga established a new era for Magic: The Gathering, introducing the powerful Planeswalker archetype and reshaping the competitive landscape. Within this pivotal expansion, Bravado (card number 177) stands out as a versatile red Enchantment-Aura with a mana cost of one red mana. Designed by artist Jerry Tiritilli, this card allows players to enhance a creature by granting it +1/+1 for each other creature you control on the battlefield. This scaling power makes it a flexible tool for both aggressive strategies and board control. Collectors often seek out cards from the USG set to complete their Urza's Saga collection or to build themed decks around the set's distinct aesthetic. Whether you are a veteran player looking to revisit the late 90s meta or a new collector exploring the foundational sets, Bravado offers a tangible connection to this important period in trading card game history.
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Bravado
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Magic: The Gathering
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Common
Jerry Tiritilli
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English
{1}{R}
Enchantment — Aura
R
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Enchant creature Enchanted creature gets +1/+1 for each other creature you control.
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