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Ambuscade Shaman

87/264 • uncommon • illus. Anthony Palumbo

A near-mint Ambuscade Shaman #87 from Dragons of Tarkir (Magic: The Gathering) is worth about £0.03.

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About Ambuscade Shaman

Ambuscade Shaman (card #87) is a uncommon card from the Dragons of Tarkir set in the Magic: The Gathering Trading Card Game. It is the 87th of 264 cards in the base set. It carries a rarity of uncommon, which determines how often it appears in booster packs. The Dragons of Tarkir set belongs to the Khans of Tarkir series and was released in 2015. Its artwork was illustrated by Anthony Palumbo. Based on live market data, a near-mint copy is currently valued at around £0.03 on The TCG OS. Track its full price history, compare raw and graded values, browse other printings, and find live listings below.

Card details

Set: Dragons of Tarkir
Number: #87 of 264
Rarity: uncommon
Artist: Anthony Palumbo
Year: 2015
Game: Magic: The Gathering
Market value: £0.03 (near-mint)

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Card details

Type: Creature — Orc Shaman
Mana cost: {2}{B}
Mana value: 3
Power / Toughness: 2 / 2
Colours: B
Rarity: uncommon
Artist: Anthony Palumbo
Released: 27 Mar 2015

Oracle text

Whenever this creature or another creature you control enters, that creature gets +2/+2 until end of turn. Dash {3}{B} (You may cast this spell for its dash cost. If you do, it gains haste, and it's returned from the battlefield to its owner's hand at the beginning of the next end step.)