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Black Waltz No. 3
Oracle Text
Flying, deathtouch
Whenever you cast a noncreature spell, Black Waltz No. 3 deals 2 damage to each opponent.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Black Waltz No. 3 fits naturally into a spell-heavy tempo or control shell, where you can keep the board in check while steadily pinging the table with every noncreature spell. As a 2/2 flyer with deathtouch, it also plays defense and threatens to trade up, making it awkward for both attackers and blockers. The lore impression is that of a relentless, manufactured enforcer: precise, lethal, and hard to ignore, which matches its punishing trigger. In deckbuilding, prioritize cheap instants and sorceries, artifact cantrips, and removal so you can trigger it multiple times in a turn cycle; cards that copy spells or reduce casting costs amplify its reach quickly. It pairs especially well with a low-creature, high-interaction build that wants to chip opponents down while maintaining tempo. Because the damage hits all opponents, it scales best in multiplayer and rewards sequencing your noncreature spells after Black Waltz No. 3 resolves.
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Character Background
Black Waltz No. 3 fits naturally into a spell-heavy tempo or control shell, where you can keep the board in check while steadily pinging the table with every noncreature spell. As a 2/2 flyer with deathtouch, it also plays defense and threatens to trade up, making it awkward for both attackers and blockers. The lore impression is that of a relentless, manufactured enforcer: precise, lethal, and hard to ignore, which matches its punishing trigger. In deckbuilding, prioritize cheap instants and sorceries, artifact cantrips, and removal so you can trigger it multiple times in a turn cycle; cards that copy spells or reduce casting costs amplify its reach quickly. It pairs especially well with a low-creature, high-interaction build that wants to chip opponents down while maintaining tempo. Because the damage hits all opponents, it scales best in multiplayer and rewards sequencing your noncreature spells after Black Waltz No. 3 resolves.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 14:10:43 UTC