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Shoreline Looter
Oracle Text
This creature can't be blocked.
Threshold — Whenever this creature deals combat damage to a player, draw a card. Then discard a card unless there are seven or more cards in your graveyard.
Card Details
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Character Background
Shoreline Looter is a classic little blue menace for tempo and graveyard-minded value decks: a 1/1 Rat Rogue for {1}{U} that can’t be blocked, so it reliably sneaks through to trigger its Threshold-style reward. In practice, it shines in decks that want early chip damage while filling the graveyard, since connecting draws a card and then filters your hand unless you already have seven cards in the bin. That makes it especially attractive alongside self-mill, looting, or cheap cantrips that stock the graveyard quickly, turning the discard clause into an upside rather than a drawback. It’s also strong with effects that care about cards in graveyards or spell recursion, because the forced discard can become fuel. In Bloomburrow’s smaller, scampering-creature flavor, the card feels like a nimble shoreline thief—hard to pin down, and always turning a small opening into sustained advantage.
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Character Background
Shoreline Looter is a classic little blue menace for tempo and graveyard-minded value decks: a 1/1 Rat Rogue for {1}{U} that can’t be blocked, so it reliably sneaks through to trigger its Threshold-style reward. In practice, it shines in decks that want early chip damage while filling the graveyard, since connecting draws a card and then filters your hand unless you already have seven cards in the bin. That makes it especially attractive alongside self-mill, looting, or cheap cantrips that stock the graveyard quickly, turning the discard clause into an upside rather than a drawback. It’s also strong with effects that care about cards in graveyards or spell recursion, because the forced discard can become fuel. In Bloomburrow’s smaller, scampering-creature flavor, the card feels like a nimble shoreline thief—hard to pin down, and always turning a small opening into sustained advantage.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 21:10:45 UTC