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Gloomshrieker
Oracle Text
Menace (This creature can't be blocked except by two or more creatures.)
When this creature enters, return target permanent card from your graveyard to your hand.
If this creature would die, exile it instead.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Gloomshrieker fits neatly into value-oriented midrange and grindy Golgari shells, where its 2-mana body does more than just attack: menace makes it awkward to block early, and the enter-the-battlefield trigger recoups a permanent from your graveyard, effectively turning it into a small recursion spell attached to a threat. In Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty terms, it feels like a grim scavenger spirit-beast, dragging useful relics back from the dead while refusing to stay buried itself. The exile clause matters, so don’t plan around looping it naturally; instead, treat it as a one-shot resource engine that buys tempo and card advantage. It pairs especially well with sacrifice decks, self-mill, and permanents you’re happy to rebuy, like planeswalkers, sagas, or efficient removal enchantments. If you can recur it with a separate effect, you get another permanent back without needing to expose your graveyard engine.
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Character Background
Gloomshrieker fits neatly into value-oriented midrange and grindy Golgari shells, where its 2-mana body does more than just attack: menace makes it awkward to block early, and the enter-the-battlefield trigger recoups a permanent from your graveyard, effectively turning it into a small recursion spell attached to a threat. In Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty terms, it feels like a grim scavenger spirit-beast, dragging useful relics back from the dead while refusing to stay buried itself. The exile clause matters, so don’t plan around looping it naturally; instead, treat it as a one-shot resource engine that buys tempo and card advantage. It pairs especially well with sacrifice decks, self-mill, and permanents you’re happy to rebuy, like planeswalkers, sagas, or efficient removal enchantments. If you can recur it with a separate effect, you get another permanent back without needing to expose your graveyard engine.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 02:40:47 UTC