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Halo Forager
Oracle Text
Flying
When this creature enters, you may pay {X}. When you do, you may cast target instant or sorcery card with mana value X from a graveyard without paying its mana cost. If that spell would be put into a graveyard, exile it instead.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Halo Forager is a sleek Dimir value creature that fits best in tempo and grindy control shells, where a cheap evasive body can pressure life totals while recycling a key spell from any graveyard. A 3/1 flier for three already applies real clock pressure, and the enter-the-battlefield trigger turns your mana into flexible card advantage: in the late game, you can pay exactly for a removal spell, cantrip, or combat trick in a graveyard and effectively cast it for free. Because the spell is exiled if it would die again, the Forager rewards targeting high-impact instants and sorceries like Counterspell-style interaction, Thought Scour effects, or efficient burn and removal. It also pairs nicely with self-mill and loot effects, since you can stock graveyards with the right mana values ahead of time. In March of the Machine, its Phyrexian-tinged faerie feel reads as scavenging power from the battlefield’s wreckage, which matches its practical role: a nimble scavenger that turns leftovers into momentum.
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Character Background
Halo Forager is a sleek Dimir value creature that fits best in tempo and grindy control shells, where a cheap evasive body can pressure life totals while recycling a key spell from any graveyard. A 3/1 flier for three already applies real clock pressure, and the enter-the-battlefield trigger turns your mana into flexible card advantage: in the late game, you can pay exactly for a removal spell, cantrip, or combat trick in a graveyard and effectively cast it for free. Because the spell is exiled if it would die again, the Forager rewards targeting high-impact instants and sorceries like Counterspell-style interaction, Thought Scour effects, or efficient burn and removal. It also pairs nicely with self-mill and loot effects, since you can stock graveyards with the right mana values ahead of time. In March of the Machine, its Phyrexian-tinged faerie feel reads as scavenging power from the battlefield’s wreckage, which matches its practical role: a nimble scavenger that turns leftovers into momentum.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 16:20:44 UTC