Creature type

Insect

281 kaa · 615 printingsɛdi kan a wɔayɛ 1994 Golgari (Tuntum / Ahosɛm)

281 Magic kaa a ɛyɛ soronko wɔ Insect creature type (615 printings), ɛdi kan a wɔayɛ no wɔ 1994. Fa color anaa format so si na woahu Insect kaa a ɛfata wo deck.

Fa Insect ho

Insects in Magic are the tiny, teeming life of every world—chitinous scavengers, hive builders, and plagues that refuse to stay dead. They appear most often in Black and Green, embodying decay, adaptation, and the strength of numbers, from swamp cockroaches to forest swarms. Their flavor ranges from mundane pests to monstrous hive mothers.

Typal Insect decks usually play as aggressive or midrange swarms: go wide with cheap creatures, then leverage sacrifice outlets, death triggers, and graveyard recursion to turn loss into advantage. Others build around +1/+1 counters or token generation, grinding opponents down with an ever-replenishing colony. They favor resilience over raw power, winning through attrition and overwhelming board presence.

Insect wɔ kaa agodie mu

  • Our catalog contains 281 unique Insect cards across 615 printings and 203 sets, with the oldest printed in 1994 (Legends) and the newest set represented being Mystery Booster Commander Edition.
  • Insects appear primarily in Black and Green, and the catalog includes 281 Creature, 31 Artifact, and 2 Enchantment cards with this type.
  • Rarities span common, uncommon, rare, mythic, and special.
  • The most-printed Insects in the catalog include Hornet Queen, Scute Swarm, Plague Beetle, Luminous Broodmoth, Mazirek, Kraul Death Priest, Nantuko Husk, Giant Cockroach, Giant Adephage, Icetill Explorer, Moldgraf Millipede, The Wise Mothman, and Webstrike Elite.

Insect kaa nyinaa

1–60 a ɛwɔ 281 mu

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Kaa Insect ahe na ɛwɔ Magic mu?

Kaa Insect a ɛyɛ soronko 281 na ɛwɔ yɛn Magic catalog mu, wɔ 615 printings mu.

Ɛberɛ bɛn na wɔyɛɛ kaa Insect a ɛdi kan?

Kaa Insect a ɛdi kan wɔ yɛn catalog mu no, wɔyɛɛ no wɔ 1994.

Ɛboɔ ne nneɛma a ɛwɔ hɔ no fi amanfoɔ a wɔtɔn nneɛma no mu, na ɛbɛtumi ayera wɔ adan no mu. Hwɛ yie wɔ adan no ankasa so.

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