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Tyrannical Pitlord
Oracle Text
Flying, trample
As this creature enters, choose another creature you control.
The chosen creature gets +3/+3 and has flying.
When this creature leaves the battlefield, sacrifice the chosen creature.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Tyrannical Pitlord fits best in a midrange or value-oriented black deck that can turn its size into immediate pressure while extracting extra stats from a secondary body. A 6/6 flyer with trample for six already asks for an answer, but the enters-the-battlefield choice makes it more than just a beater: it can upgrade a token, utility creature, or even a creature you’re happy to cash in later. The built-in drawback means you should think like a control deck with sacrifice outlets or blink protection; pairing it with cards that can sacrifice the chosen creature for value, or with effects that exile and return the Demon to reset the attachment, helps blunt the downside. It also plays well with evasive support and resilient threats, since the +3/+3 and flying can turn a small creature into a serious clock. In practice, Tyrannical Pitlord rewards careful board planning and punishes opponents who can’t answer it cleanly.
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Character Background
Tyrannical Pitlord fits best in a midrange or value-oriented black deck that can turn its size into immediate pressure while extracting extra stats from a secondary body. A 6/6 flyer with trample for six already asks for an answer, but the enters-the-battlefield choice makes it more than just a beater: it can upgrade a token, utility creature, or even a creature you’re happy to cash in later. The built-in drawback means you should think like a control deck with sacrifice outlets or blink protection; pairing it with cards that can sacrifice the chosen creature for value, or with effects that exile and return the Demon to reset the attachment, helps blunt the downside. It also plays well with evasive support and resilient threats, since the +3/+3 and flying can turn a small creature into a serious clock. In practice, Tyrannical Pitlord rewards careful board planning and punishes opponents who can’t answer it cleanly.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 19:10:47 UTC