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Clattering Augur
Oracle Text
This creature can't block.
When this creature enters, you draw a card and you lose 1 life.
{2}{B}{B}: Return this card from your graveyard to your hand.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Clattering Augur is a small but annoyingly resilient value piece that fits best in black decks looking to grind, recur, and keep the cards flowing. As a Skeleton Shaman, it feels like a rattling omen-maker: it arrives, hands you a card, and exacts a tiny blood price, then refuses to stay buried. The inability to block keeps it out of pure control shells, but in tempo, sacrifice, or attrition strategies that are happy to spend creatures for advantage, it pulls real weight. The recursion ability is the key—paying {2}{B}{B} to return it to hand turns your graveyard into a resource and makes repeated enters-the-battlefield triggers very appealing. It pairs especially well with discard outlets, sacrifice fodder, and effects that care about creatures entering or leaving. In a grindy black midrange deck, it can help you smooth draws early and then convert excess mana into steady card advantage later.
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Character Background
Clattering Augur is a small but annoyingly resilient value piece that fits best in black decks looking to grind, recur, and keep the cards flowing. As a Skeleton Shaman, it feels like a rattling omen-maker: it arrives, hands you a card, and exacts a tiny blood price, then refuses to stay buried. The inability to block keeps it out of pure control shells, but in tempo, sacrifice, or attrition strategies that are happy to spend creatures for advantage, it pulls real weight. The recursion ability is the key—paying {2}{B}{B} to return it to hand turns your graveyard into a resource and makes repeated enters-the-battlefield triggers very appealing. It pairs especially well with discard outlets, sacrifice fodder, and effects that care about creatures entering or leaving. In a grindy black midrange deck, it can help you smooth draws early and then convert excess mana into steady card advantage later.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-27 23:40:44 UTC