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Evil Eye of Orms-by-Gore
Oracle Text
Non-Eye creatures you control can't attack.
This creature can't be blocked except by Walls.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Evil Eye of Orms-by-Gore is a classic oddball control creature that turns combat into a narrow, oppressive affair: your non-Eye creatures are locked out of attacking, but the Eye itself is a sturdy 3/6 that slips past almost everything except Walls. In gameplay terms, it best supports a control or prison-style plan, especially in slower black decks that want to survive, stabilize, and win through a single resilient threat. The practical deckbuilding tip is to pair it with Eye creatures, token makers that can defend instead of attack, or sacrifice/value engines that don’t care about combat at all; if you include a few Eye synergies, the drawback becomes far less painful. Lore-wise, the card feels like a predatory, all-seeing curse from Dominaria’s old horrors, watching the battlefield while denying others the right to charge in. It rewards patience, board control, and careful construction over raw aggression.
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Character Background
Evil Eye of Orms-by-Gore is a classic oddball control creature that turns combat into a narrow, oppressive affair: your non-Eye creatures are locked out of attacking, but the Eye itself is a sturdy 3/6 that slips past almost everything except Walls. In gameplay terms, it best supports a control or prison-style plan, especially in slower black decks that want to survive, stabilize, and win through a single resilient threat. The practical deckbuilding tip is to pair it with Eye creatures, token makers that can defend instead of attack, or sacrifice/value engines that don’t care about combat at all; if you include a few Eye synergies, the drawback becomes far less painful. Lore-wise, the card feels like a predatory, all-seeing curse from Dominaria’s old horrors, watching the battlefield while denying others the right to charge in. It rewards patience, board control, and careful construction over raw aggression.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 09:10:45 UTC