The Ogre Enforcer from Magic: The Gathering's 1997 Visions expansion. This rare creature card offers unique defensive utility and is a key piece for set completion.
Ogre Enforcer
1997 • Magic: The Gathering • Visions
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The Ogre Enforcer, designated as card number 89, is a staple from the Magic: The Gathering Visions expansion released in 1997. As a Rare creature with a mana cost of three generic and two red mana, it demands significant resources to play, but its ability makes it a formidable presence on the battlefield. The card grants protection from lethal damage unless a single source deals enough damage to destroy it in one hit, offering a strategic layer of durability that appeals to competitive players and strategists alike. For collectors, this card represents a distinct era of design and gameplay mechanics within the Visions set. Its status as a Rare card from a foundational expansion ensures its place in the history of the trading card game. Whether you are building a complete collection of Visions or seeking powerful creatures for your deck, Ogre Enforcer remains a relevant and sought-after addition to any serious collection.
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Ogre Enforcer
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Rare
Pete Venters
Card Stock
English
{3}{R}{R}
Creature — Ogre
4 / 4
R
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This creature can't be destroyed by lethal damage unless lethal damage dealt by a single source is marked on it.
"Ate up all of his siblings in the first week. A good beginning for one destined to command." —Suka, ogre matron
