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Heirloom Auntie
Oracle Text
This creature enters with two -1/-1 counters on it.
Whenever another creature you control dies, surveil 1, then remove a -1/-1 counter from this creature. (To surveil 1, look at the top card of your library. You may put it into your graveyard.)
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Heirloom Auntie looks like a grimly practical family matriarch: a Goblin Warlock who starts life burdened, but gets stronger as your other creatures fall. Because she enters with two -1/-1 counters, she begins as a modest 2/2, then naturally grows back to a full 4/4 while rewarding each death with surveil 1, making her a strong fit for sacrifice-heavy value decks and grindy midrange shells. The best plan is to use her as a payoff in black-based sacrifice or token strategies, where cheap fodder turns into selection and board presence at the same time. She plays especially well with repeatable sacrifice outlets and creatures that replace themselves, letting you fuel graveyard synergies while smoothing draws. In Limited, she is an excellent common if you can reliably trade off creatures; in Constructed-style deckbuilding, pair her with death triggers, recursive bodies, and cards that care about the graveyard to maximize every counter she sheds.
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Character Background
Heirloom Auntie looks like a grimly practical family matriarch: a Goblin Warlock who starts life burdened, but gets stronger as your other creatures fall. Because she enters with two -1/-1 counters, she begins as a modest 2/2, then naturally grows back to a full 4/4 while rewarding each death with surveil 1, making her a strong fit for sacrifice-heavy value decks and grindy midrange shells. The best plan is to use her as a payoff in black-based sacrifice or token strategies, where cheap fodder turns into selection and board presence at the same time. She plays especially well with repeatable sacrifice outlets and creatures that replace themselves, letting you fuel graveyard synergies while smoothing draws. In Limited, she is an excellent common if you can reliably trade off creatures; in Constructed-style deckbuilding, pair her with death triggers, recursive bodies, and cards that care about the graveyard to maximize every counter she sheds.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 17:20:44 UTC