MagicAether Revolt Promos
Lightning Runner — Aether Revolt Promos #90s
Lightning Runner is a mythic rare Creature — Human Warrior from Aether Revolt Promos (2017), collector number 90s, illustrated by Raymond Swanland.
Lightning Runner price
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Card details
- Number
- 90s
- Rarity
- Mythic rare
- Mana cost
- {3}{R}{R}
- Colour
- Red
- Power / toughness
- 2/2
- Illustrator
- Raymond Swanland
- Released
- 20 January 2017
What Lightning Runner does
Double strike, haste
Whenever this creature attacks, you get {E}{E} (two energy counters), then you may pay eight {E}. If you pay, untap all creatures you control, and after this phase, there is an additional combat phase.
Format legality
Other printings of Lightning Runner
| No. | Card | Set | Rarity | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 103 |  Lightning Runner Creature — Human Warrior | Aetherdrift Commander 2025 | Mythic rare | €0.20 |
| 215 |  Lightning Runner Creature — Human Warrior | Modern Horizons 3 Commander 2024 | Mythic rare | €0.27 |
| 90 |  Lightning Runner Creature — Human Warrior | Aether Revolt 2017 | Mythic rare | €0.26 |
All 4 Lightning Runner printings compared →
Questions people ask
How much is Lightning Runner from Aether Revolt Promos worth?
There is no market price for this printing right now — check UK eBay sold listings.
How many printings of Lightning Runner are there?
4 English paper printings, from Aether Revolt to Aether Revolt Promos. The cheapest right now is the Aetherdrift Commander printing.
Is Lightning Runner legal in Commander?
Yes, it is legal in Commander.
Who illustrated Lightning Runner (Aether Revolt Promos)?
Raymond Swanland.
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