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Dingus Egg
Oracle Text
Whenever a land is put into a graveyard from the battlefield, this artifact deals 2 damage to that land's controller.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Dingus Egg is a wonderfully spiteful piece of artifact design: a four-mana threat that turns every lost land into a painful tax on the opponent, making it especially effective in control or land-destruction shells. In practice, it rewards a plan built around tempo denial—pair it with cards that force sacrifices, mass land destruction, or repeated land bounce, and the damage stacks up fast enough to close games without needing a huge board presence. It also punishes fetchlands, sacrifice outlets, and sweepers that hit lands, so it can quietly pressure greedy manabases even in slower games. Because the damage goes to the land’s controller, it can create awkward situations where an opponent must choose between keeping up with development or preserving life total. Deckbuilding tip: combine it with global land wipes or effects like Armageddon-style resets, then protect your own mana with artifact ramp so you can break the symmetry and ride the Egg’s cruel little shell to victory.
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Character Background
Dingus Egg is a wonderfully spiteful piece of artifact design: a four-mana threat that turns every lost land into a painful tax on the opponent, making it especially effective in control or land-destruction shells. In practice, it rewards a plan built around tempo denial—pair it with cards that force sacrifices, mass land destruction, or repeated land bounce, and the damage stacks up fast enough to close games without needing a huge board presence. It also punishes fetchlands, sacrifice outlets, and sweepers that hit lands, so it can quietly pressure greedy manabases even in slower games. Because the damage goes to the land’s controller, it can create awkward situations where an opponent must choose between keeping up with development or preserving life total. Deckbuilding tip: combine it with global land wipes or effects like Armageddon-style resets, then protect your own mana with artifact ramp so you can break the symmetry and ride the Egg’s cruel little shell to victory.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 16:40:47 UTC