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Magic the gathering (Forest) Satyr Wayfinder #198/269 - Magic 2015 Core Set - MTG Card (English) Common
Magic the gathering (Forest) Satyr Wayfinder #198/269 - Magic 2015 Core Set - MTG Card (English) Common
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Satyr Wayfinder is a Common green creature from Magic: The Gathering — Magic 2015 Core Set, identified by set code M15 and collector number 198 out of 269 cards in the set. This two-mana Satyr costs 1 and has 1/1 power and toughness. When it enters the battlefield, you reveal the top four cards of your library and may put a land card among them into your hand, placing the remaining cards into your graveyard. This useful ability helps you find your next land drop while filling your graveyard with cards that may support other strategies.
Featuring artwork by Steve Prescott, Satyr Wayfinder captures the playful fantasy atmosphere of the Theros-inspired Satyr creature type. Its combination of land selection and graveyard setup makes it valuable in Commander decks, self-mill strategies, and green-based decks that benefit from creatures entering the battlefield. This English, standard non-foil printing is an affordable addition for collectors completing the Magic 2015 set or players seeking reliable utility creatures for their decks.
Card Details
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Card Name: Satyr Wayfinder
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Set: Magic 2015 Core Set
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Set Code: M15
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Collector Number: 198/269
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Rarity: Common
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Card Type: Creature — Satyr
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Color: Green
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Mana Cost: 1
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Mana Value: 2
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Power/Toughness: 1/1
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Rules Text: When this creature enters, reveal the top four cards of your library. You may put a land card from among them into your hand. Put the rest into your graveyard.
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Flavor Text: “The first satyr to wake after a revel must search for the site of the next one.”
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Artist: Steve Prescott
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Finish: Non-Foil
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Language: English
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Release Date: July 18, 2014
