# Brushwagg Brushwagg represents a curious footnote in Magic's creature design history. As a rare from Mirage, it embodies the set's experimental approach to mechanics and creature types during the early 1990s. The card itself is relatively unremarkable in gameplay, which is precisely why collectors find it interesting—it survives primarily as a historical artifact rather than a format staple. Collectors appreciate Brushwagg for its obscurity and the questions it raises about Magic's design evolution. The creature type itself never gained traction, making early printings like this one valuable to those pursuing complete creature type collections. Its rarity status ensures scarcity, though demand remains modest compared to more impactful cards from the same era.