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Undercity Scrounger
Oracle Text
{T}: Create a Treasure token. Activate only if a creature died this turn. (It's an artifact with "{T}, Sacrifice this token: Add one mana of any color.")
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Mana CostCharacter Background
Undercity Scrounger is a solid value piece for black decks that want to convert routine creature deaths into mana advantage, making it especially appealing in grindy sacrifice shells, midrange, and even some control builds that expect long board stalls. A 1/4 body for three mana blocks early attackers well, and once a creature dies in a turn, it turns into a repeatable Treasure engine that can fix colors or help jump from three to five mana. In Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty terms, it feels like a back-alley scavenger thriving on the city’s churn, always ready to strip value from the aftermath. Deckbuilding-wise, pair it with cheap sacrifice outlets, token producers, or creatures that are happy to die anyway, such as recursive threats or exploit-style payoffs, so the activation condition stays online consistently. It is not an aggressive card, but it quietly fuels the kind of incremental advantage that wins attrition games.
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Character Background
Undercity Scrounger is a solid value piece for black decks that want to convert routine creature deaths into mana advantage, making it especially appealing in grindy sacrifice shells, midrange, and even some control builds that expect long board stalls. A 1/4 body for three mana blocks early attackers well, and once a creature dies in a turn, it turns into a repeatable Treasure engine that can fix colors or help jump from three to five mana. In Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty terms, it feels like a back-alley scavenger thriving on the city’s churn, always ready to strip value from the aftermath. Deckbuilding-wise, pair it with cheap sacrifice outlets, token producers, or creatures that are happy to die anyway, such as recursive threats or exploit-style payoffs, so the activation condition stays online consistently. It is not an aggressive card, but it quietly fuels the kind of incremental advantage that wins attrition games.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 03:20:42 UTC