The 1997 Magic: The Gathering Vanguard Series release featuring Tahngarth, card number 108.
Tahngarth
1997 • Magic: The Gathering • Vanguard Series
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This release features Tahngarth, card number 108 from the PVAN set, designed by Pete Venters. As a Rare card, Tahngarth holds a distinct place in the early history of the Trading Card Game, offering collectors a tangible link to the game's experimental eras. Tahngarth is a formidable Minotaur warrior, originally introduced in the Alliances expansion. In the Vanguard format, he serves as a persistent threat on the battlefield. The card’s text allows creatures controlled by the player to move immediately upon being played, bypassing the usual waiting period. This mechanical advantage makes it a strategic asset for those who understand the Vanguard ruleset. For collectors, the Vanguard Series represents a fascinating chapter in Magic: The Gathering lore and design. Tahngarth’s inclusion in this set highlights the character’s significance within the Weatherlight saga.
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Tahngarth
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Magic: The Gathering
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Rare
Pete Venters
Card Stock
English
Vanguard
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Creatures you control have haste.
Tahngarth, first mate of the *Weatherlight* under Sisay, knows that there are really only two forms of life: the ugly ones and the minotaurs. A narcissist, he considers the condition of his hide as important as the accuracy of his blade.