Gatecrash
Mugging

Return to Ravnica · Gatecrash

Mugging

102/249common • illus. Greg Staples

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About Mugging

Mugging (card #102) is a common card from the Gatecrash set in the Magic: The Gathering Trading Card Game. It is the 102nd of 249 cards in the base set. It carries a rarity of common, which determines how often it appears in booster packs. The Gatecrash set belongs to the Return to Ravnica series and was released in 2013. Its artwork was illustrated by Greg Staples. Track its full price history, compare raw and graded values, browse other printings, and find live listings below.

Card details

Set
Gatecrash
Number
#102 of 249
Rarity
common
Artist
Greg Staples
Year
2013
Game
Magic: The Gathering

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Card details

Type
Sorcery
Mana cost
{R}
Mana value
1
Colours
R
Rarity
common
Released
1 Feb 2013

Oracle text

Mugging deals 2 damage to target creature. That creature can't block this turn.

FAQs about Mugging

What set is Mugging from?

Mugging is card #102 from the Gatecrash set (released 2013).

How rare is Mugging?

Mugging is a common card.

What year was Mugging released?

The Gatecrash set was released in 2013.

How many printings of Mugging are there?

Mugging has 3 printings across sets.

Where can I buy Mugging?

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Other versions

3 printings

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