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Moonshadow
Oracle Text
Menace
This creature enters with six -1/-1 counters on it.
Whenever one or more permanent cards are put into your graveyard from anywhere while this creature has a -1/-1 counter on it, remove a -1/-1 counter from this creature.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Moonshadow is a striking black Elemental that reads like a predator born half in light and half in ruin: a 7/7 menace threat that starts crippled by six -1/-1 counters, then slowly sheds that burden as your permanent cards hit the graveyard. That makes it best at supporting a grindy value or sacrifice-control game plan, where every fetch land, sacrificed token permanent, discarded artifact, or traded creature helps “wake up” the body underneath. In practice, it rewards decks built to incidentally fill the graveyard with permanents, such as Aristocrats shells, self-mill midrange, or black-based attrition strategies. A strong synergy is pairing it with repeatable sacrifice outlets and permanents that replace themselves, like disposable tokens or recursion pieces, so Moonshadow can shrink its counter load while you keep pressuring the board. Once active, menace turns it into a very real clock that demands a two-card answer.
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Character Background
Moonshadow is a striking black Elemental that reads like a predator born half in light and half in ruin: a 7/7 menace threat that starts crippled by six -1/-1 counters, then slowly sheds that burden as your permanent cards hit the graveyard. That makes it best at supporting a grindy value or sacrifice-control game plan, where every fetch land, sacrificed token permanent, discarded artifact, or traded creature helps “wake up” the body underneath. In practice, it rewards decks built to incidentally fill the graveyard with permanents, such as Aristocrats shells, self-mill midrange, or black-based attrition strategies. A strong synergy is pairing it with repeatable sacrifice outlets and permanents that replace themselves, like disposable tokens or recursion pieces, so Moonshadow can shrink its counter load while you keep pressuring the board. Once active, menace turns it into a very real clock that demands a two-card answer.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 02:40:47 UTC