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Midnight Reaper
Oracle Text
Whenever a nontoken creature you control dies, this creature deals 1 damage to you and you draw a card.
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Character Background
Midnight Reaper is a classic value engine for black decks that want their creatures to die on purpose rather than survive. As a 3/2 Zombie Knight for three mana, it attacks well enough to pressure life totals, but its real strength is turning sacrifice and attrition into raw card advantage: every nontoken creature you control that dies replaces itself, at the cost of a single point of life. That makes it especially strong in sacrifice, midrange, and aristocrats-style game plans, where your board is already built to cash in creatures for profit. Pair it with recursive threats, cheap token makers, and free sacrifice outlets like Viscera Seer or Ashnod’s Altar-style effects to keep the cards flowing. Because it only triggers on nontokens, deckbuilding should emphasize creatures you expect to die repeatedly and avoid relying too heavily on tokens for fuel.
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Character Background
Midnight Reaper is a classic value engine for black decks that want their creatures to die on purpose rather than survive. As a 3/2 Zombie Knight for three mana, it attacks well enough to pressure life totals, but its real strength is turning sacrifice and attrition into raw card advantage: every nontoken creature you control that dies replaces itself, at the cost of a single point of life. That makes it especially strong in sacrifice, midrange, and aristocrats-style game plans, where your board is already built to cash in creatures for profit. Pair it with recursive threats, cheap token makers, and free sacrifice outlets like Viscera Seer or Ashnod’s Altar-style effects to keep the cards flowing. Because it only triggers on nontokens, deckbuilding should emphasize creatures you expect to die repeatedly and avoid relying too heavily on tokens for fuel.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 05:40:43 UTC