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Greater Good
Oracle Text
Sacrifice a creature: Draw cards equal to the sacrificed creature's power, then discard three cards.
Card Details
Mana CostSet
Character Background
Greater Good is a classic green value engine that turns every substantial creature into a burst of cards, making it especially potent in midrange, combo, and sacrifice-focused decks. In practice, it rewards you for building around large bodies, token makers that can be sacrificed after they have outlived their usefulness, or creatures that naturally leave behind value when they die. The best version of this enchantment often pairs with creatures that are easy to recur or replace, since the discard-three clause means you want to convert the drawn cards into immediate pressure or graveyard resources rather than raw hand size. It also works well with high-power threats that can be cheated into play early, letting you cash them in before removal ever matters. Thematically, Greater Good feels like a ruthless bargain: strength is offered up as knowledge, and the deck that uses it best is one that can profit from every loss.
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Character Background
Greater Good is a classic green value engine that turns every substantial creature into a burst of cards, making it especially potent in midrange, combo, and sacrifice-focused decks. In practice, it rewards you for building around large bodies, token makers that can be sacrificed after they have outlived their usefulness, or creatures that naturally leave behind value when they die. The best version of this enchantment often pairs with creatures that are easy to recur or replace, since the discard-three clause means you want to convert the drawn cards into immediate pressure or graveyard resources rather than raw hand size. It also works well with high-power threats that can be cheated into play early, letting you cash them in before removal ever matters. Thematically, Greater Good feels like a ruthless bargain: strength is offered up as knowledge, and the deck that uses it best is one that can profit from every loss.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 04:10:46 UTC