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Keen-Eyed Curator
Oracle Text
As long as there are four or more card types among cards exiled with this creature, it gets +4/+4 and has trample.
{1}: Exile target card from a graveyard.
Card Details
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Character Background
Keen-Eyed Curator is a compact Bloomburrow threat that rewards a grindy value plan more than pure aggression, though a 3/3 for two green mana is already respectable. Its real strength is turning graveyard interaction into a growing payoff: by exiling cards from any graveyard, you steadily stock its “collection” until it reaches four or more card types and becomes a 7/7 trample attacker. That makes it especially strong in midrange and tempo shells that want to pressure life totals while keeping opposing recursion in check. A good deckbuilding tip is to pair it with cards that naturally fill graveyards with different types—fetch lands, artifacts, enchantments, instants, and creatures—so you can diversify exiled card types quickly. It also plays well alongside other graveyard hate pieces, since every activation advances your win condition while disrupting reanimator or flashback strategies. The flavor feels like a meticulous raccoon archivist, turning scavenging into battlefield dominance.
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Character Background
Keen-Eyed Curator is a compact Bloomburrow threat that rewards a grindy value plan more than pure aggression, though a 3/3 for two green mana is already respectable. Its real strength is turning graveyard interaction into a growing payoff: by exiling cards from any graveyard, you steadily stock its “collection” until it reaches four or more card types and becomes a 7/7 trample attacker. That makes it especially strong in midrange and tempo shells that want to pressure life totals while keeping opposing recursion in check. A good deckbuilding tip is to pair it with cards that naturally fill graveyards with different types—fetch lands, artifacts, enchantments, instants, and creatures—so you can diversify exiled card types quickly. It also plays well alongside other graveyard hate pieces, since every activation advances your win condition while disrupting reanimator or flashback strategies. The flavor feels like a meticulous raccoon archivist, turning scavenging into battlefield dominance.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 17:10:48 UTC