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Undying Malice
Oracle Text
Until end of turn, target creature gains "When this creature dies, return it to the battlefield tapped under its owner's control with a +1/+1 counter on it."
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Character Background
Undying Malice is a clean, efficient black trick that shines in value-oriented and sacrifice-heavy decks, where one mana can turn a trade into a permanent advantage. In practice, it lets your best creature fight, block, or get swept away and still come back bigger, making it excellent for midrange and control shells that want resilience against removal while still pressuring the board. It also pairs naturally with death triggers and sacrifice outlets: think of creatures that want to die, like those with enters-the-battlefield effects, exploit-style sacrifices, or recursive threats, because you can cash them in and immediately regain presence. The card’s tempo value is especially high when you protect an important attacker or blow out combat, forcing the opponent to spend two resources to answer one. In Foundations, it remains a flexible common that rewards careful sequencing and makes black decks harder to attrition out.
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Character Background
Undying Malice is a clean, efficient black trick that shines in value-oriented and sacrifice-heavy decks, where one mana can turn a trade into a permanent advantage. In practice, it lets your best creature fight, block, or get swept away and still come back bigger, making it excellent for midrange and control shells that want resilience against removal while still pressuring the board. It also pairs naturally with death triggers and sacrifice outlets: think of creatures that want to die, like those with enters-the-battlefield effects, exploit-style sacrifices, or recursive threats, because you can cash them in and immediately regain presence. The card’s tempo value is especially high when you protect an important attacker or blow out combat, forcing the opponent to spend two resources to answer one. In Foundations, it remains a flexible common that rewards careful sequencing and makes black decks harder to attrition out.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 01:40:43 UTC