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Jandor, Fortuned Traveler

Magic: The Gathering | Mystery Booster Commander Edition - Singles

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Jandor, Fortuned Traveler - Magic: The Gathering Mystery Booster Commander Edition trading card
RarityR
Number42
Printed inMagic: The Gathering | Mystery Booster Commander Edition
Available0 items
TypeLegendary Creature — Human Citizen

Format Legality

This card is not legal in any major formats.

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About Jandor, Fortuned Traveler

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Legendary Creature — Human Citizen

Mana Cost

{1}{R}{G}{W}Mana Value 4

Color Identity

{G}Green
{R}Red
{W}White

Power / Toughness

2/4

Card Text

Each Beast, Camel, Horse, Elephant, and Wolf creature you control is a Mount in addition to its other types and has saddle 2. (Tap any number of other creatures you control with total power 2 or more: That Mount becomes saddled until end of turn. Saddle only as a sorcery.)
Whenever a saddled creature you control attacks, it gets +2/+2 until end of turn. Draw a card. Create a Food token.

Keywords

Food

Card Facts

Expansion

Mystery Booster Commander Edition

Rarity

rare

Artist

Justin Gerard

Released

November 2026

EDHREC Rank

#24,321

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Is Jandor, Fortuned Traveler legal in Commander?

Jandor, Fortuned Traveler is not legal in Commander. Check the legality table for the full format matrix for this printing.

Is Jandor, Fortuned Traveler legal in Modern, Pioneer, or Vintage?

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Is Jandor, Fortuned Traveler on the Reserved List?

No. Jandor, Fortuned Traveler is not on the Reserved List. That can affect long-term scarcity and collector demand.

What is Jandor, Fortuned Traveler in-game text?

In game, Jandor, Fortuned Traveler is a Legendary Creature — Human Citizen with text that starts: "Each Beast, Camel, Horse, Elephant, and Wolf creature you control is a Mount in addition to its other types and has saddle 2. (Tap any number of other creatures you control with total power 2 or more: That Mount becomes saddled until end of turn. Saddle only as a sorcery.)".

How popular is Jandor, Fortuned Traveler in Commander decks?

Jandor, Fortuned Traveler ranks #24,321 on EDHREC for Commander inclusion, which is a proxy for market demand and practical deck usage.

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