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Scion of Darkness
Oracle Text
Trample
Whenever this creature deals combat damage to a player, you may put target creature card from that player's graveyard onto the battlefield under your control.
Cycling {3} ({3}, Discard this card: Draw a card.)
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Scion of Darkness is a classic black finisher for value-driven control or midrange decks, rewarding you for surviving long enough to land one devastating hit. A 6/6 trampler for eight mana is already a serious clock, but the real payoff is stealing the best creature card from an opponent’s graveyard after combat damage, turning their losses into your board advantage. That makes it especially potent in grindy games where removal and trading fill graveyards, and it pairs well with discard, mill, and sacrifice themes that stock opposing yards early. In Commander, cards that enable evasion or force combat damage through, like menace enablers or tap-down effects, help maximize the trigger; reanimation support can also let you cheat it out after cycling it away earlier. Cycling {3} is important too, giving you a flexible late-game draw when the Avatar is too clunky.
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Character Background
Scion of Darkness is a classic black finisher for value-driven control or midrange decks, rewarding you for surviving long enough to land one devastating hit. A 6/6 trampler for eight mana is already a serious clock, but the real payoff is stealing the best creature card from an opponent’s graveyard after combat damage, turning their losses into your board advantage. That makes it especially potent in grindy games where removal and trading fill graveyards, and it pairs well with discard, mill, and sacrifice themes that stock opposing yards early. In Commander, cards that enable evasion or force combat damage through, like menace enablers or tap-down effects, help maximize the trigger; reanimation support can also let you cheat it out after cycling it away earlier. Cycling {3} is important too, giving you a flexible late-game draw when the Avatar is too clunky.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-10-08 11:10:43 UTC