Crumble

Crumble is a card from the Summer Magic set, also colloquially known as the Edgar set, which was released in 1994 as a limited print run of Magic: The Gathering cards. This set was produced as a result of an internal printing error at Cartamundi, where a small batch of Revised Edition cards were printed with more vibrant saturation and color correction than the standard retail versions. The set is named for the internal code 'Edgar' used during its brief, unauthorized production and distribution.

The card’s design features the characteristic aesthetic of early Magic: The Gathering, utilizing the straightforward, functional layout established during the game's initial years. While Crumble itself is a common card, the Summer Magic version is highly sought after by collectors due to its distinct, rich color palette that sets it apart from the standard Revised printings. It stands as a curious artifact of the game's early manufacturing history, representing a moment where a production mishap created one of the most elusive collector sets in the hobby.