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Wall of Bone
Oracle Text
Defender (This creature can't attack.)
{B}: Regenerate this creature. (The next time this creature would be destroyed this turn, instead tap it, remove it from combat, and heal all damage on it.)
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Wall of Bone is a classic control-leaning body: a 1/4 defender for three mana that asks very little and buys a surprising amount of time. In practical terms, it’s best in a defensive tempo or slow control shell, where your early turns are spent stalling attackers while you set up removal, card draw, or a larger endgame. The regeneration ability is the real draw, making it awkward for opponents to profitably trade into and especially annoying against red damage-based decks or combat-heavy strategies. It also pairs well with sacrifice or recursion themes, since a creature that can soak pressure repeatedly is excellent fuel for effects that care about permanents staying on the board. If your deck uses equipment or pump effects that ignore combat utility, Wall of Bone can even become a late-game threat after the ground has been stabilized. The skeleton-wall flavor fits perfectly: a literal bone barricade that refuses to stay down.
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Character Background
Wall of Bone is a classic control-leaning body: a 1/4 defender for three mana that asks very little and buys a surprising amount of time. In practical terms, it’s best in a defensive tempo or slow control shell, where your early turns are spent stalling attackers while you set up removal, card draw, or a larger endgame. The regeneration ability is the real draw, making it awkward for opponents to profitably trade into and especially annoying against red damage-based decks or combat-heavy strategies. It also pairs well with sacrifice or recursion themes, since a creature that can soak pressure repeatedly is excellent fuel for effects that care about permanents staying on the board. If your deck uses equipment or pump effects that ignore combat utility, Wall of Bone can even become a late-game threat after the ground has been stabilized. The skeleton-wall flavor fits perfectly: a literal bone barricade that refuses to stay down.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 18:10:47 UTC