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Mudbutton Cursetosser
Oracle Text
As an additional cost to cast this spell, behold a Goblin or pay {2}. (To behold a Goblin, choose a Goblin you control or reveal a Goblin card from your hand.)
This creature can't block.
When this creature dies, destroy target creature an opponent controls with power 2 or less.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Mudbutton Cursetosser looks tailor-made for black decks that want cheap early pressure with built-in value, especially aggro or sacrifice-oriented shells. A 2/1 for a single black mana is already a respectable tempo play, but the behold-a-Goblin tax or {2} alternative makes its efficiency depend on how often you can keep Goblin bodies on board or in hand. The card rewards creature-heavy builds, since controlling any Goblin turns it into a near-free threat, and its death trigger gives it real bite against small utility creatures, mana dorks, and opposing early attackers. In practice, it’s strongest when you can cash it in on your own terms through sacrifice outlets or trade it off in combat, turning a disposable body into removal. In a Lorwyn-style Goblin deck, it also complements token makers and recursion, letting you keep pressure up while clearing blockers and preserving tempo.
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Character Background
Mudbutton Cursetosser looks tailor-made for black decks that want cheap early pressure with built-in value, especially aggro or sacrifice-oriented shells. A 2/1 for a single black mana is already a respectable tempo play, but the behold-a-Goblin tax or {2} alternative makes its efficiency depend on how often you can keep Goblin bodies on board or in hand. The card rewards creature-heavy builds, since controlling any Goblin turns it into a near-free threat, and its death trigger gives it real bite against small utility creatures, mana dorks, and opposing early attackers. In practice, it’s strongest when you can cash it in on your own terms through sacrifice outlets or trade it off in combat, turning a disposable body into removal. In a Lorwyn-style Goblin deck, it also complements token makers and recursion, letting you keep pressure up while clearing blockers and preserving tempo.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 03:40:43 UTC