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Ravenous Amulet
Oracle Text
{1}, {T}, Sacrifice a creature: Draw a card and put a soul counter on this artifact. Activate only as a sorcery.
{4}, {T}, Sacrifice this artifact: Each opponent loses life equal to the number of soul counters on this artifact.
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Character Background
Ravenous Amulet is a clean value engine for sacrifice-focused control or midrange decks, turning expendable creatures into cards now and a life-drain finisher later. The sorcery-speed activation matters, but it also keeps the artifact from being too easy to interrupt and encourages deliberate planning: cash in a token, replace the body with a draw, then stockpile soul counters until the final burst becomes lethal. In practice, it rewards decks that make creatures for free or at low cost, especially token makers and recursive fodder like Blood tokens, Treasures, or creatures with death triggers. It pairs well with effects that want things to die, since you can sacrifice a creature for value and still get paid again when Ravenous Amulet itself is cashed in. In Foundation-era play, it suits grindy games where patience and board attrition matter more than raw speed.
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Character Background
Ravenous Amulet is a clean value engine for sacrifice-focused control or midrange decks, turning expendable creatures into cards now and a life-drain finisher later. The sorcery-speed activation matters, but it also keeps the artifact from being too easy to interrupt and encourages deliberate planning: cash in a token, replace the body with a draw, then stockpile soul counters until the final burst becomes lethal. In practice, it rewards decks that make creatures for free or at low cost, especially token makers and recursive fodder like Blood tokens, Treasures, or creatures with death triggers. It pairs well with effects that want things to die, since you can sacrifice a creature for value and still get paid again when Ravenous Amulet itself is cashed in. In Foundation-era play, it suits grindy games where patience and board attrition matter more than raw speed.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 00:40:44 UTC