# Goblin Dirigible Goblin Dirigible represents a charming piece of Mirrodin's artifact-heavy design philosophy. As an uncommon, it's accessible but remains a solid limited format role-player that rewards players for building around artifacts. Collectors appreciate it as a functional example of early 2000s goblin design, before the creature type became heavily mechanized. The card exists in standard nonfoil and foil variants, with the foil version holding modest appeal for players who prefer the premium treatment. Neither variant commands particular attention in the secondary market, making Goblin Dirigible an affordable entry point for those building Mirrodin collections or pursuing goblin-focused sets. It's the kind of card that quietly fills gaps in casual decks without demanding premium investment.