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Alabaster Host Intercessor
Oracle Text
When this creature enters, exile target creature an opponent controls until this creature leaves the battlefield.
Plainscycling {2} ({2}, Discard this card: Search your library for a Plains card, reveal it, put it into your hand, then shuffle.)
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Alabaster Host Intercessor is a straightforward control and value card that rewards you for surviving into the late game. A six-mana 3/4 is not flashy, but the enter-the-battlefield exile effect gives you a clean answer to a problematic creature as long as the Intercessor stays on board, making it especially useful in slower white decks that want removal attached to a body. In March of the Machine’s Phyrexian-inflected war setting, the “samurai” frame suggests a disciplined enforcer rather than a brute, and that fits the card’s gameplay well: it stabilizes the battlefield and buys time. Plainscycling {2} is the real glue, letting you smooth awkward draws and keep your Plains count high in mono-white or heavily white decks. It pairs well with blink effects like Ephemerate or teleport-style bounce to repeatedly exile threats, and it fits best in control shells that can protect it.
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Character Background
Alabaster Host Intercessor is a straightforward control and value card that rewards you for surviving into the late game. A six-mana 3/4 is not flashy, but the enter-the-battlefield exile effect gives you a clean answer to a problematic creature as long as the Intercessor stays on board, making it especially useful in slower white decks that want removal attached to a body. In March of the Machine’s Phyrexian-inflected war setting, the “samurai” frame suggests a disciplined enforcer rather than a brute, and that fits the card’s gameplay well: it stabilizes the battlefield and buys time. Plainscycling {2} is the real glue, letting you smooth awkward draws and keep your Plains count high in mono-white or heavily white decks. It pairs well with blink effects like Ephemerate or teleport-style bounce to repeatedly exile threats, and it fits best in control shells that can protect it.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 20:10:46 UTC