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Moonglove Extractor
Oracle Text
Whenever this creature attacks, you draw a card and lose 1 life.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Moonglove Extractor reads like a classic Lorwyn-era Elf Warlock: small, sly, and willing to pay a little blood for forbidden insight. In gameplay, it best supports a black-based tempo or value strategy, turning every attack into a steady stream of cards while only asking for 1 life each time. A 2/1 body for three mana is not huge, but the immediate pressure matters, especially if you can clear blockers or give it evasion so it keeps connecting and fueling your hand. It fits nicely in sacrifice or aristocrats shells too, since the life loss is trivial when you are already using lifegain, death triggers, or disposable creatures to stay ahead. Deckbuilding tip: pair it with ways to push attacks through—like removal, menace-style effects, or tap-down support—because repeated attacks are where the card shines. In slower games, it becomes a reliable engine rather than just an aggressive two-drop.
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Character Background
Moonglove Extractor reads like a classic Lorwyn-era Elf Warlock: small, sly, and willing to pay a little blood for forbidden insight. In gameplay, it best supports a black-based tempo or value strategy, turning every attack into a steady stream of cards while only asking for 1 life each time. A 2/1 body for three mana is not huge, but the immediate pressure matters, especially if you can clear blockers or give it evasion so it keeps connecting and fueling your hand. It fits nicely in sacrifice or aristocrats shells too, since the life loss is trivial when you are already using lifegain, death triggers, or disposable creatures to stay ahead. Deckbuilding tip: pair it with ways to push attacks through—like removal, menace-style effects, or tap-down support—because repeated attacks are where the card shines. In slower games, it becomes a reliable engine rather than just an aggressive two-drop.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 19:20:43 UTC