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Bone Shredder
Oracle Text
Flying
Echo {2}{B} (At the beginning of your upkeep, if this came under your control since the beginning of your last upkeep, sacrifice it unless you pay its echo cost.)
When this creature enters, destroy target nonartifact, nonblack creature.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Bone Shredder is a classic piece of black creature-based removal, and in Modern Horizons 2 it reads like a tiny Phyrexian assassin that trades its own body for a clean kill. Its best home is in tempo and midrange shells that want to apply pressure while disrupting the opponent’s board, especially decks that can recycle enter-the-battlefield effects or sacrifice creatures profitably. The ETB destroy effect hits nonartifact, nonblack creatures, so it answers many key threats without caring about size, and flying lets it chip in if the board stalls. The echo cost is the real tension: if you plan to keep it around, you need mana open on the following upkeep, but many decks would rather blink, recur, or reanimate it for repeated removal and ignore the drawback. Pair it with reanimation, Unearth-style effects, or sacrifice outlets to turn the echo clause into an advantage instead of a tax.
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Character Background
Bone Shredder is a classic piece of black creature-based removal, and in Modern Horizons 2 it reads like a tiny Phyrexian assassin that trades its own body for a clean kill. Its best home is in tempo and midrange shells that want to apply pressure while disrupting the opponent’s board, especially decks that can recycle enter-the-battlefield effects or sacrifice creatures profitably. The ETB destroy effect hits nonartifact, nonblack creatures, so it answers many key threats without caring about size, and flying lets it chip in if the board stalls. The echo cost is the real tension: if you plan to keep it around, you need mana open on the following upkeep, but many decks would rather blink, recur, or reanimate it for repeated removal and ignore the drawback. Pair it with reanimation, Unearth-style effects, or sacrifice outlets to turn the echo clause into an advantage instead of a tax.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-28 02:40:43 UTC