Magic: The Gathering

Head of the Hunt

The Hobbit 260 • rare

Set: The Hobbit
Collector number: 260
Rarity: Rare
Mana cost: {2}{B}{B}
Type: Creature
Colors: Black
Artist: Benjamin Ee

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As a rare creature card from The Hobbit set, Head of the Hunt captures a distinct moment of tension within Middle-earth lore through Benjamin Ee’s atmospheric illustration. Collectors value this piece both for its thematic ties to the pursuit of the Company of Thorin and its role as a challenging addition to a complete set.

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Flash

If a creature an opponent controls would die, exile it instead. When you do, create a 2/2 green Wolf creature token.

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