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Overgrown Pest
Oracle Text
When this creature enters, look at the top five cards of your library. You may reveal a land or double-faced card from among them and put that card into your hand. Put the rest on the bottom of your library in a random order.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Overgrown Pest is a modest but efficient value creature in Magic: The Gathering, and it fits best in midrange or ramp shells that want to keep land drops flowing while developing a board. For three mana, a 2/2 body is serviceable, but the real appeal is the enter-the-battlefield dig: looking at the top five and taking a land or double-faced card smooths draws, hits your next mana source, or finds a spell disguised as a land. In March of the Machine, that flexibility matters because double-faced cards often act like virtual card advantage, letting this tiny fungus-like helper keep your hand stocked without losing tempo. It pairs especially well with cards that reward repeated ETB triggers, blink effects, or bounce loops, and it becomes better in decks packed with MDFCs and utility lands. If you want a card that quietly stabilizes draws while still adding a body, Overgrown Pest is a tidy inclusion.
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Character Background
Overgrown Pest is a modest but efficient value creature in Magic: The Gathering, and it fits best in midrange or ramp shells that want to keep land drops flowing while developing a board. For three mana, a 2/2 body is serviceable, but the real appeal is the enter-the-battlefield dig: looking at the top five and taking a land or double-faced card smooths draws, hits your next mana source, or finds a spell disguised as a land. In March of the Machine, that flexibility matters because double-faced cards often act like virtual card advantage, letting this tiny fungus-like helper keep your hand stocked without losing tempo. It pairs especially well with cards that reward repeated ETB triggers, blink effects, or bounce loops, and it becomes better in decks packed with MDFCs and utility lands. If you want a card that quietly stabilizes draws while still adding a body, Overgrown Pest is a tidy inclusion.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 18:40:45 UTC