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Voidforged Titan
Oracle Text
Void — At the beginning of your end step, if a nonland permanent left the battlefield this turn or a spell was warped this turn, you draw a card and lose 1 life.
Card Details
Character Background
Voidforged Titan looks like a hulking, black-aligned machine built to profit from the chaos of Edge of Eternities, and its body is backed by a very real midrange-to-control payoff: a 5/4 artifact creature for five mana that turns almost any meaningful disruption into card advantage. Because its Void trigger checks whether a nonland permanent left the battlefield or a spell was warped this turn, it fits best in grindy decks that trade resources early and keep the board in flux, especially control shells or attrition-heavy midrange lists. Bounce, sacrifice, blink, and removal all help turn on the end-step draw, while the life loss is usually a fair price for refueling. Deckbuilding tip: pair it with cheap sacrifice outlets or recurring tokens so you can reliably trigger Void on your own turn and still pressure life totals. In practice, Titan rewards patient pilots who want a sturdy finisher that turns every skirmish into more gas.
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Character Background
Voidforged Titan looks like a hulking, black-aligned machine built to profit from the chaos of Edge of Eternities, and its body is backed by a very real midrange-to-control payoff: a 5/4 artifact creature for five mana that turns almost any meaningful disruption into card advantage. Because its Void trigger checks whether a nonland permanent left the battlefield or a spell was warped this turn, it fits best in grindy decks that trade resources early and keep the board in flux, especially control shells or attrition-heavy midrange lists. Bounce, sacrifice, blink, and removal all help turn on the end-step draw, while the life loss is usually a fair price for refueling. Deckbuilding tip: pair it with cheap sacrifice outlets or recurring tokens so you can reliably trigger Void on your own turn and still pressure life totals. In practice, Titan rewards patient pilots who want a sturdy finisher that turns every skirmish into more gas.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 14:10:43 UTC
