Ghitu Fire-Eater

Ghitu Fire-Eater was first introduced in the Urza's Destiny expansion in 1999 before being reprinted as card number 184 in the Seventh Edition core set, released in 2001. As a red creature, it embodies the chaotic and aggressive mechanical philosophy of its color, designed to provide players with a repeatable damage source that functions as both a tactical utility and a late-game threat.

The card features artwork by Eric Peterson, who was a frequent contributor to the game during the late 1990s and early 2000s. Peterson’s illustration depicts the Ghitu nomadic shaman with a stylistic focus on the visceral, fire-based themes inherent to the Ghitu culture of Dominaria. The Seventh Edition printing is notable for its clean border design, which defined the aesthetic of the core set era and marked a significant shift in the game's overall visual presentation.