Creature type

Fractal

6 cards · 11 printingsfirst printed 2021 Simic (Blue / Green)

6 unique Magic cards carry the Fractal creature type (11 printings), first printed in 2021. Filter by color or format to find the Fractal cards for your deck.

About Fractal

Fractals are the Magic multiverse's mathematical monsters: self-similar beings that grow by repeating their own pattern, often conjured by blue magic or cultivated in green mana. They appear across worlds as living equations, crystalline swarms, and impossible geometry given hunger, blurring the line between spell, specimen, and ecosystem.

A Fractal typal deck usually plays as a blue-green creature deck that ramps, then turns mana into ever-larger or ever-more-numerous bodies. Because fractals are defined by recursion, such decks often reward patience: build a board of interchangeable pieces, then use counters, copies, or token generation to make each iteration matter. They can go wide with many small self-similar attackers or tall with one enormous pattern, but they generally prefer flexibility over linear aggression.

Fractal in the card game

  • Our catalog contains 6 unique Fractal cards, totaling 11 printings across 6 sets.
  • Every card listed here is a Creature, and the type's main colors are blue and green.
  • The oldest Fractal card in the catalog was printed in 2021 (Commander 2021); the newest set represented is Secrets of Strixhaven.
  • Rarities seen among these printings are common, rare, and mythic.
  • The most-printed Fractals in the catalog are Esix, Fractal Bloom; Geometer's Arthropod; Interdisciplinary Mascot; Fractal Mascot; Primo, the Unbounded; and Pterafractyl.

All Fractal cards

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Frequently asked questions

How many Fractal cards are there in Magic?

There are 6 unique Fractal cards in our Magic catalog, across 11 printings.

When was the first Fractal card printed?

The first Fractal card in our catalog was printed in 2021.

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