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Miasma Demon
Oracle Text
Flying
When this creature enters, you may discard any number of cards. When you do, up to that many target creatures each get -2/-2 until end of turn.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Miasma Demon is a solid payoff for black decks that want a value-driven control plan with a touch of tempo pressure. A 5/4 flyer for six mana already demands an answer, but its real strength is the enter-the-battlefield sweep: discarding any number of cards lets you spread -2/-2 among that many creatures, making it excellent for clearing tokens, shrinking utility creatures, or finishing off damaged threats. In Duskmourn’s horror atmosphere, it feels like a toxic, winged corrupter dragging the board into decay. Deckbuilding-wise, pair it with cards that reward discard or turn it into an advantage, such as reanimation targets, madness-style effects, or cards that want you to pitch excess lands and late-game spells. It works especially well in slower black shells that can survive to six mana, then stabilize while presenting an immediate evasive clock.
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Character Background
Miasma Demon is a solid payoff for black decks that want a value-driven control plan with a touch of tempo pressure. A 5/4 flyer for six mana already demands an answer, but its real strength is the enter-the-battlefield sweep: discarding any number of cards lets you spread -2/-2 among that many creatures, making it excellent for clearing tokens, shrinking utility creatures, or finishing off damaged threats. In Duskmourn’s horror atmosphere, it feels like a toxic, winged corrupter dragging the board into decay. Deckbuilding-wise, pair it with cards that reward discard or turn it into an advantage, such as reanimation targets, madness-style effects, or cards that want you to pitch excess lands and late-game spells. It works especially well in slower black shells that can survive to six mana, then stabilize while presenting an immediate evasive clock.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 06:10:42 UTC