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Eldrazi Ravager
Oracle Text
Annihilator 1 (Whenever this creature attacks, defending player sacrifices a permanent of their choice.)
Sacrifice two Eldrazi: Return this card from your graveyard to your hand.
Cycling {2} ({2}, Discard this card: Draw a card.)
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Eldrazi Ravager is a deceptively flexible threat that best supports a ramp-to-pressure or midrange value plan, especially in Modern Horizons 3 where colorless payoffs and graveyard recursion can keep the pressure relentless. A 6/6 for six already demands an answer, but annihilator 1 makes every attack a resource tax, forcing the opponent to sacrifice their best permanent and often turning a stable board into a desperate one. Its recursion clause is the real engine: if you can feed it two Eldrazi, it comes back to hand, letting you grind through removal or recover after trading it off. That makes it especially strong in decks with Eldrazi Spawn/Scion makers, token-heavy buildouts, or other disposable Eldrazi bodies. Cycling {2} also keeps it from being dead early, smoothing draws in slower hands. In play, it rewards patience—develop mana, chip away, then deploy Ravager when the opponent is least able to absorb repeated sacrifice triggers.
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Character Background
Eldrazi Ravager is a deceptively flexible threat that best supports a ramp-to-pressure or midrange value plan, especially in Modern Horizons 3 where colorless payoffs and graveyard recursion can keep the pressure relentless. A 6/6 for six already demands an answer, but annihilator 1 makes every attack a resource tax, forcing the opponent to sacrifice their best permanent and often turning a stable board into a desperate one. Its recursion clause is the real engine: if you can feed it two Eldrazi, it comes back to hand, letting you grind through removal or recover after trading it off. That makes it especially strong in decks with Eldrazi Spawn/Scion makers, token-heavy buildouts, or other disposable Eldrazi bodies. Cycling {2} also keeps it from being dead early, smoothing draws in slower hands. In play, it rewards patience—develop mana, chip away, then deploy Ravager when the opponent is least able to absorb repeated sacrifice triggers.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 04:40:44 UTC