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Nezumi Cutthroat — Champions of Kamigawa

Nezumi Cutthroat

CHK · Champions of Kamigawa #128 · Common · released 2004-10-01

{1}{B}
Creature — Rat Warrior
Fear (This creature can't be blocked except by artifact creatures and/or black creatures.) This creature can't block.
"These nezumi, they disgust me. The things they will do for money no other thinking creature would consider. This, of course, makes them useful beyond words." —Meloku the Clouded Mirror

Nezumi Cutthroat is a common black creature from Champions of Kamigawa (2004). It has been printed 7 times across 5 sets, from 2004 to 2021. Recent market prices range from $0.10 to $1.05 depending on printing and finish. It is legal in Modern, Legacy, Vintage, Commander, Pauper, Oathbreaker, Historic, Brawl and Penny Dreadful.

USD$0.30
USD Foil$1.09
IllustratorCarl Critchlow
LanguageEN
Layoutnormal
ScryfallView

Format legality

Where you can play Nezumi Cutthroat in sanctioned and popular formats.

All printings (7)

Prices range from $0.10 to $1.05 across finishes. Cheapest printing: Masters 25 at $0.10.

SetNo.RarityPriceFoil
Champions of Kamigawa This page128Common$0.29$1.05
Salvat 2005A29Common——
Salvat 2005A17Common——
Hachette UK29Common——
Hachette UK17Common——
Masters 2599Common$0.10$0.33
Jumpstart: Historic Horizons367Common——

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Frequently asked questions

Is Nezumi Cutthroat legal in Commander?
Yes — Nezumi Cutthroat is legal in Commander (EDH).
What formats is Nezumi Cutthroat legal in?
Nezumi Cutthroat is legal in Modern, Legacy, Vintage, Commander, Pauper, Oathbreaker, Historic, Brawl and Penny Dreadful.
How many times has Nezumi Cutthroat been printed?
Nezumi Cutthroat has been printed 7 times across 5 sets, from 2004 to 2021.
What is the cheapest printing of Nezumi Cutthroat?
The cheapest printing is Masters 25 (#99) at about $0.10.
Who illustrated Nezumi Cutthroat?
This printing of Nezumi Cutthroat was illustrated by Carl Critchlow.