Magmortar Collector’s Guide: Dragons Exalted #21

Character Intro

Magmortar from the Dragons Exalted set is a Rare card numbered 21 with 120 HP. This fiery Stage 1 Pokémon (evolves from Magmar) wields two standout attacks—Flame Screen for protection and Flamethrower for high damage—capturing its blazing strength in battle with vibrant artwork.

Quick Facts

• Type: Fire
• Stage: Stage 1 (Evolves from Magmar)
• Retreat Cost: 3
• Weakness: Water ×2
• Resistances: None
• Attacks:
• Flame Screen: Reduces damage done to Magmortar by 20 during opponent’s next turn.
• Flamethrower: Deals 90 damage but requires discarding an Energy attached to Magmortar.
• Flavor Text: “When launching 3,600 degrees F fireballs, its body takes on a whitish hue from the intense heat.”
• Illustrator: Akira Komayama
• Image:

Key Printings

This exact printing appears in Dragons Exalted as card number 21. It is a Rare card featuring artwork by Akira Komayama. No other print variants are documented for this card.

Variants & Identifiers

• Set Code: bw6
• Card Number: 21
• Rarity: Rare
• Subtypes: Stage 1
• Types: Fire
• Evolves From: Magmar
• Print Variants: None known

Legality & Play Notes

• Legality: unknown
• This card is not currently legal in Standard, Expanded, or Unlimited formats.
• Its attacks provide a balance of defensive utility with Flame Screen and high damage output with Flamethrower, though the latter requires discarding Energy.

Care & Storage Tips

Protect the card in a sleeve and store it away from direct sunlight and moisture. Avoid bending or scratching the surface, and keep it in a cool, dry environment to prevent warping.

Set-by-Set Micro-summaries

• Dragons Exalted: Features Magmortar as a powerful Fire-type Stage 1 Pokémon with a rare rarity. The card highlights Magmortar’s intense heat and fiery attacks, making it a notable collectible for fans of Fire-type Pokémon and the Black & White series.

This Magmortar card remains a vivid and rare piece for collectors focusing on the Dragons Exalted set or Fire-type Pokémon.