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Magic: The Gathering

Ulamog's Crusher

Rise of the Eldrazi 13 • common

Set
Rise of the Eldrazi
Collector number
13
Rarity
Common
Mana cost
8 generic mana
Type
Creature
Colors
Colorless
Artist
Todd Lockwood
Market price
$0.34
$0.34est. via TCGplayer
104,743cards tracked
6other printings of this card
Card face

What it does

Annihilator 2 (Whenever this creature attacks, defending player sacrifices two permanents of their choice.)

This creature attacks each combat if able.

"Whatever the Eldrazi's purpose is, it has nothing to do with something so insignificant as us."— Nirthu, lone missionary
Formats

Where you can play it

  • StandardNot legal
  • PioneerNot legal
  • ModernLegal
  • LegacyLegal
  • VintageLegal
  • CommanderLegal
  • PauperLegal
  • BrawlNot legal
  • HistoricNot legal
  • TimelessNot legal
  • Penny DreadfulLegal
  • OathbreakerLegal

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Provenance

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Ulamog's Crusher was released in 2010 as part of the Magic: The Gathering set Rise of the Eldrazi. It serves as a quintessential representative of the set's central theme: the awakening of the Eldrazi, ancient and incomprehensibly large cosmic entities. The card was designed as a 'common' rarity creature intended to act as a bridge for players to understand the 'Annihilator' mechanic, which forces opponents to sacrifice permanents when the creature attacks, effectively simulating the world-consuming nature of the Eldrazi.

The illustration was crafted by artists Aleksi Briclot and James Paick, who worked to depict the creature as a towering, ethereal monstrosity rather than a traditional monster. By emphasizing scale and distorted, otherworldly anatomy, the design successfully conveyed the alien aesthetic that defined the Eldrazi faction. Upon its release, the card became a staple of the Limited format, where its high mana cost and devastating impact on the board made it one of the most feared and recognizable common cards in the game's history.

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