Horrible Hordes
Mirage • uncommon
- Artist
- Ian Miller
- Rarity
- uncommon
- Set Name
- Mirage
- Card Type
- creature
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Why it matters
Part of the 1996 Mirage expansion, Horrible Hordes is notable for its evocative artwork by Ian Miller, which captures the distinct, often surreal aesthetic that helped define the set's visual identity. As a member of the Phasing keyword cycle, it represents a brief but intriguing period of experimental mechanics in Magic: The Gathering history that continues to interest players exploring the game’s design evolution.
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