Magic: The Gathering

Bruse Tarl, Roving Rancher

The List OTJ-198 • rare

Set: The List
Collector number: OTJ-198
Rarity: Rare
Mana cost: 2 generic mana red mana white mana
Type: Creature
Colors: Red · White
Artist: Forrest Imel
Market price: $0.13

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$0.13market price via TCGplayer · Aug 7, 2026$0.11 – $0.14 over the tracked period

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Why it matters

Bruse Tarl, Roving Rancher, originally debuted in the Commander 2016 set as a partner commander, representing a shift toward more flexible, modular deck-building strategies. As a member of the Boros color identity, he is prized by collectors and players alike for his ability to grant both double strike and lifelink, providing a powerful combat utility that remains relevant in multiple Magic: The Gathering formats.

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What it does

Oxen you control have double strike.

Whenever Bruse Tarl enters or attacks, exile the top card of your library. If it's a land card, create a 2/2 white Ox creature token. Otherwise, you may cast it until the end of your next turn.

"I find a world where the herds finally listen to me, but now the plants have an attitude?"

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Bruse Tarl, Roving Rancher first appeared as a mythic rare in the Commander 2016 expansion, designed as part of a cycle of partner commanders intended to broaden tactical flexibility in the multiplayer format. The character is portrayed as a nomadic Zendikar native, with the design emphasizing his role as a communal protector who bolsters his allies through combat prowess. This specific printing was featured as part of The List, a curated selection of reprints included in Set Boosters to introduce players to significant cards from Magic: The Gathering’s history.

The artwork for this version was commissioned from artist Forrest Imel. Imel’s interpretation captures the rugged, wandering spirit of the character, utilizing dynamic lighting and a focus on the protagonist's adventurous equipment to align with the Outlaws of Thunder Junction set theme. The card has been widely received by players for its versatile mechanics, which allow it to function as a resilient offensive threat that grants both double strike and lifelink to key creatures on the battlefield.

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