Frog

Frogs in Magic are small, often blue and green amphibians that hop through many planes, from swamps and marshes to more whimsical worlds. They tend to be inexpensive creatures with evasive or disruptive abilities, sometimes appearing as artifacts, and they can carry themes of growth, transformation, or swamp-dwelling menace. Flavor ranges from comic to creepy.

Typal Frog decks usually lean on Blue and Green, using cheap Frogs to build a board and then rewarding the player for having multiple Frogs in play. They may mix evasion, +1/+1 counters, and graveyard synergies, and some builds include artifact Frogs for added resilience. Because Frog payoffs often care about creature type, the deck plays best when it commits to many Frogs and supports them with generic typal tools.

• The catalog lists 87 unique Frog cards, totaling 201 printings across 83 sets.
• Frog cards appear primarily in Blue and Green, and their card types include 87 Creatures and 5 Artifacts.
• Rarities among these cards include common, uncommon, rare, and mythic.
• The oldest Frog card in the catalog was printed in 1995 in Ice Age, while the newest appears in Mystery Booster Commander Edition.
• The most-printed Frog cards here include Yargle, Glutton of Urborg; The Gitrog Monster; Frogmite; Psychic Frog; Clement, the Worrywort; Froghemoth; Glarb, Calamity's Augur; Plaxcaster Frogling; Spore Frog; Thalia and The Gitrog Monster; The Gitrog, Ravenous Ride; and Yargle and Multani.