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Eaten Alive
Oracle Text
As an additional cost to cast this spell, sacrifice a creature or pay {3}{B}.
Exile target creature or planeswalker.
Card Details
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Character Background
Eaten Alive is a brutally efficient black removal spell that fits best in control, midrange, and sacrifice-oriented value decks, where the “additional cost” becomes part of the plan rather than a drawback. For a single black mana, it can exile either a creature or planeswalker, which is a huge deal in a format full of recursive threats and indestructible-adjacent problems. The sacrifice option rewards decks built around tokens, expendable creatures, death triggers, and recursion—think Blood Artist-style engines, food for attrition, or any shell that wants to turn a doomed body into premium removal. If you can’t afford to give up a creature, the {3}{B} payment keeps it flexible as a late-game answer. Theme-wise, the card feels like ruthless predation: something is offered up so something far more dangerous can be devoured. Keep it in decks that can exploit board clutter, and it becomes a cheap, clean, and highly scalable interaction piece.
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Character Background
Eaten Alive is a brutally efficient black removal spell that fits best in control, midrange, and sacrifice-oriented value decks, where the “additional cost” becomes part of the plan rather than a drawback. For a single black mana, it can exile either a creature or planeswalker, which is a huge deal in a format full of recursive threats and indestructible-adjacent problems. The sacrifice option rewards decks built around tokens, expendable creatures, death triggers, and recursion—think Blood Artist-style engines, food for attrition, or any shell that wants to turn a doomed body into premium removal. If you can’t afford to give up a creature, the {3}{B} payment keeps it flexible as a late-game answer. Theme-wise, the card feels like ruthless predation: something is offered up so something far more dangerous can be devoured. Keep it in decks that can exploit board clutter, and it becomes a cheap, clean, and highly scalable interaction piece.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 12:20:44 UTC