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Gutsplitter Gang
Oracle Text
At the beginning of your first main phase, you may blight 2. If you don't, you lose 3 life. (To blight 2, put two -1/-1 counters on a creature you control.)
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Gutsplitter Gang looks like a brutally efficient finisher for black-based midrange or sacrifice shells, turning a modest four-mana investment into a massive 6/6 body that can close games fast. The upkeep-style tax on your first main phase is the real twist: either you blight 2 by loading two -1/-1 counters onto one of your creatures, or you take 3 damage, so the card naturally rewards decks that profit from counters and death triggers. That makes it especially strong alongside recursive creatures, sacrifice outlets, or creatures that are happy to be shrunk for value, such as any board that wants to cash in bodies rather than preserve them. In play, sequence it with expendable fodder already on board, so the trigger becomes upside instead of a liability. The Goblin Berserker flavor fits perfectly: reckless, violent, and willing to injure its own ranks if it means smashing through the opponent’s defenses.
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Character Background
Gutsplitter Gang looks like a brutally efficient finisher for black-based midrange or sacrifice shells, turning a modest four-mana investment into a massive 6/6 body that can close games fast. The upkeep-style tax on your first main phase is the real twist: either you blight 2 by loading two -1/-1 counters onto one of your creatures, or you take 3 damage, so the card naturally rewards decks that profit from counters and death triggers. That makes it especially strong alongside recursive creatures, sacrifice outlets, or creatures that are happy to be shrunk for value, such as any board that wants to cash in bodies rather than preserve them. In play, sequence it with expendable fodder already on board, so the trigger becomes upside instead of a liability. The Goblin Berserker flavor fits perfectly: reckless, violent, and willing to injure its own ranks if it means smashing through the opponent’s defenses.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 20:40:43 UTC