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Druid of Purification
Oracle Text
When this creature enters, starting with you, each player may choose an artifact or enchantment you don't control. Destroy each permanent chosen this way.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Druid of Purification is a clean, table-friendly answer piece that fits best in midrange and control decks, especially those that want a creature attached to their removal. For four mana, a 2/3 body is modest, but the real appeal is its entering-the-battlefield effect: starting with you, each player may select an artifact or enchantment you don’t control, and every chosen permanent is destroyed. In practice, this often reads as a selective sweeper that can take out multiple problematic pieces at once, from mana rocks and value enchantments to pillow-fort pieces and combo enablers. It’s strongest in decks that can leverage the asymmetry, such as builds with few artifacts/enchantments of their own or with ways to blink or recur creatures for repeated value. Pairing it with flicker effects, creature reanimation, or sacrifice outlets can turn a one-shot answer into ongoing pressure, making it an efficient tool for grinding advantage while still advancing the board.
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Character Background
Druid of Purification is a clean, table-friendly answer piece that fits best in midrange and control decks, especially those that want a creature attached to their removal. For four mana, a 2/3 body is modest, but the real appeal is its entering-the-battlefield effect: starting with you, each player may select an artifact or enchantment you don’t control, and every chosen permanent is destroyed. In practice, this often reads as a selective sweeper that can take out multiple problematic pieces at once, from mana rocks and value enchantments to pillow-fort pieces and combo enablers. It’s strongest in decks that can leverage the asymmetry, such as builds with few artifacts/enchantments of their own or with ways to blink or recur creatures for repeated value. Pairing it with flicker effects, creature reanimation, or sacrifice outlets can turn a one-shot answer into ongoing pressure, making it an efficient tool for grinding advantage while still advancing the board.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 15:10:45 UTC