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Bedhead Beastie
Oracle Text
Menace (This creature can't be blocked except by two or more creatures.)
Mountaincycling {2} ({2}, Discard this card: Search your library for a Mountain card, reveal it, put it into your hand, then shuffle.)
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Bedhead Beastie feels like the kind of lumbering nightmare Duskmourn would let loose after a bad dream: a big, stubborn Beast that turns every attack step into a headache for the opponent. In gameplay terms, it best supports a midrange-to-aggro plan that wants a chunky finisher rather than a pure control shell. A 5/6 body with menace is excellent at forcing awkward blocks or pushing damage through stalled boards, and at six mana it can close games once you’ve stabilized. Its real hidden utility is Mountaincycling, which makes it more flexible than a typical top-end threat; in slower red decks, you can pitch it early to fix your mana and keep land drops flowing. That makes it a good fit for red-based ramp, land-heavy midrange, or Limited decks that want both consistency and a late-game threat. Pair it with cheap removal or combat tricks so its menace can pressure life totals without getting bogged down by multiple blockers.
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Character Background
Bedhead Beastie feels like the kind of lumbering nightmare Duskmourn would let loose after a bad dream: a big, stubborn Beast that turns every attack step into a headache for the opponent. In gameplay terms, it best supports a midrange-to-aggro plan that wants a chunky finisher rather than a pure control shell. A 5/6 body with menace is excellent at forcing awkward blocks or pushing damage through stalled boards, and at six mana it can close games once you’ve stabilized. Its real hidden utility is Mountaincycling, which makes it more flexible than a typical top-end threat; in slower red decks, you can pitch it early to fix your mana and keep land drops flowing. That makes it a good fit for red-based ramp, land-heavy midrange, or Limited decks that want both consistency and a late-game threat. Pair it with cheap removal or combat tricks so its menace can pressure life totals without getting bogged down by multiple blockers.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 17:10:44 UTC