Food Token (for Magic the Gathering) Angry Cabbage Man Theme

✨ Description

For every peaceful cabbage cart… there’s the day it tips over. Meet the Angry Cabbage Man, a hilarious companion token to pair with The Cabbage Merchant—or any deck that creates Food Tokens with dramatic flair. This original artwork (illustrated by me, Lori Faith) captures the vendor mid-rage, fists in the air as his cart lies in ruins and cabbages spill everywhere. Perfect humor piece for the battlefield! ✨ Ideal for players who love flavor, humor, and chaotic energy at the table. ✨ A free exclusive monthly token is included with every order! Custom Cabbage Man clothing (Choose the color you want his bandana and I will coordinate the rest of his outfit to match) or lettering detail colors available—just your preferred hex codes or message me right after placing your order. I am always happy to customize for you! 

🎨 About the Tokens Each token is digitally hand-drawn in my studio and printed on premium 110 lb (300 gsm) acid- and lignin-free cardstock — about the same weight (1.7 grams) and feel as a standard Magic card. Our cards are matte with plain backs featuring the Purple Fox logo stamp, giving each one a clean, professional finish that’s both durable and beautifully made.

🪶 Details

• Original artwork by Lori Faith of Purple Fox Tokens
• Printed on 300 gsm acid- & lignin-free cardstock
• We are always happy to customize your tokens. Just ask!
• Smooth finish (low glare, high clarity)
• Standard MTG size: 2.48” × 3.46”

🪙 Materials

300gsm Premium Cardstock, Photo Dye Ink, Original Artwork by Lori Faith 

💜 Thank You for Supporting Handmade Every token is digitally hand-drawn, printed, and packaged in-house. I do not use AI artwork to create my tokens. Your support keeps small creators like me going and helps bring more original art into the world of gaming.

⚠️ Disclaimer

These are fan-made tokens, not official Wizards of the Coast products. Magic: The Gathering is a trademark of Wizards of the Coast. I do not use mana symbols, set symbols, or official rules text in order to avoid any potential breach of copyright. Tournament legality varies... please check your event’s rules when using fan-made cards.