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Glistening Deluge
Oracle Text
All creatures get -1/-1 until end of turn. Creatures that are green and/or white get an additional -2/-2 until end of turn.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Glistening Deluge is a clean, efficient sweeper for black-based control or midrange decks that want to punish go-wide boards without spending a full turn cycle. At three mana, it plays especially well as a tempo reset: every creature shrinks, and green and white threats—often the backbone of token, enchantment, and creature-ramp strategies—take a much harsher hit, frequently dying outright. That makes it ideal in metagames full of Selesnya-style boards or mana dorks backed by larger green bodies. It also has nice synergy with cards that leave opposing creatures just short of surviving, such as effects that place -1/-1 counters, ping effects, or combat tricks that finish weakened creatures. In Limited, it can swing games decisively by clearing early pressure while preserving your own larger black creatures. The card’s name and effect fit March of the Machine’s oily, corrosive invasion theme, as if the Phyrexian tide is washing away resistance in a sickly, glistening flood.
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Character Background
Glistening Deluge is a clean, efficient sweeper for black-based control or midrange decks that want to punish go-wide boards without spending a full turn cycle. At three mana, it plays especially well as a tempo reset: every creature shrinks, and green and white threats—often the backbone of token, enchantment, and creature-ramp strategies—take a much harsher hit, frequently dying outright. That makes it ideal in metagames full of Selesnya-style boards or mana dorks backed by larger green bodies. It also has nice synergy with cards that leave opposing creatures just short of surviving, such as effects that place -1/-1 counters, ping effects, or combat tricks that finish weakened creatures. In Limited, it can swing games decisively by clearing early pressure while preserving your own larger black creatures. The card’s name and effect fit March of the Machine’s oily, corrosive invasion theme, as if the Phyrexian tide is washing away resistance in a sickly, glistening flood.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 16:40:47 UTC