Corrupting Licid Exodus · Uncommon
Owned by David Fefferman (@David).
Details
Card
- Color
- Black
- Card Type
- Creature
- Artist
- Thomas M. Baxa
Details
- Mana Cost
- 2B
- Oracle Text
- {B}, {T}: Corrupting Licid loses this ability and becomes a creature enchantment that reads "Enchanted creature cannot be blocked except by artifact creatures and black creatures" instead of a creature. Move Corrupting Licid onto target creature. You may pay {B} to end this effect.
- Set Size
- 143
- Foil
- No
- Condition
- Near Mint
- Language
- English
Corrupting Licid
Corrupting Licid
Exodus · Uncommon
Card Type
Creature
ColorBlack
ArtistThomas M. Baxa
Details
Set Size
143
Foil
No
Condition
Near Mint
Language
English
Mana Cost2B
Oracle Text{B}, {T}: Corrupting Licid loses this ability and becomes a creature enchantment that reads "Enchanted creature cannot be blocked except by artifact creatures and black creatures" instead of a creature. Move Corrupting Licid onto target creature. You may pay {B} to end this effect.
Item Lore
The Corrupting Licid is a unique representative of a rare mechanic from the Exodus set that allows creatures to transform into enchantments and back again. Because this dual-type functionality was never revisited in later sets, collectors prize the Licid cycle for its distinct place in the evolving design history of the game.
Corrupting Licid
Exodus · Uncommon
Card Type
Creature
ColorBlack
ArtistThomas M. Baxa
Details
Set Size
143
Foil
No
Condition
Near Mint
Language
English
Mana Cost2B
Oracle Text{B}, {T}: Corrupting Licid loses this ability and becomes a creature enchantment that reads "Enchanted creature cannot be blocked except by artifact creatures and black creatures" instead of a creature. Move Corrupting Licid onto target creature. You may pay {B} to end this effect.
Item Lore
The Corrupting Licid is a unique representative of a rare mechanic from the Exodus set that allows creatures to transform into enchantments and back again. Because this dual-type functionality was never revisited in later sets, collectors prize the Licid cycle for its distinct place in the evolving design history of the game.