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Gravedig
Oracle Text
Choose one —
• Target player creates a 2/2 black Zombie creature token.
• Return target creature card from your graveyard to your hand.
Entwine {2} (Choose both if you pay the entwine cost.)
Card Details
Character Background
Gravedig is a tidy little piece of black utility that fits best in value and grindy midrange-control shells, where every card has to pull double duty. On its own, it either replaces a dead creature with a hand refill or turns a graveyard into a 2/2 Zombie, but entwine makes the spell shine by doing both for just {2} more, which is a real swing in attrition games. The flavor feels like black magic at its most practical: not grand resurrection, just scavenging what’s useful and turning the rest into fuel. Deckbuilding-wise, it pairs nicely with sacrifice creatures, self-mill, and recursive threats like Bloodsoaked Champion or Gravecrawler-style effects, since you can recover a key creature while also adding board presence. In Modern Horizons 3, it rewards players who want flexible topdecks and a steady stream of material rather than explosive speed.
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Character Background
Gravedig is a tidy little piece of black utility that fits best in value and grindy midrange-control shells, where every card has to pull double duty. On its own, it either replaces a dead creature with a hand refill or turns a graveyard into a 2/2 Zombie, but entwine makes the spell shine by doing both for just {2} more, which is a real swing in attrition games. The flavor feels like black magic at its most practical: not grand resurrection, just scavenging what’s useful and turning the rest into fuel. Deckbuilding-wise, it pairs nicely with sacrifice creatures, self-mill, and recursive threats like Bloodsoaked Champion or Gravecrawler-style effects, since you can recover a key creature while also adding board presence. In Modern Horizons 3, it rewards players who want flexible topdecks and a steady stream of material rather than explosive speed.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 06:10:43 UTC
