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Infesting Radroach
Oracle Text
Flying
This creature can't block.
Whenever this creature deals combat damage to a player, they get that many rad counters.
Whenever an opponent mills a nonland card, if this creature is in your graveyard, you may return it to your hand.
Card Details
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Character Background
Infesting Radroach is a compact evasive threat that best fits a tempo or recursive value plan: a 2/2 flyer for {2}{B} that sneaks past clogged boards, chips in for damage, and most importantly hands out rad counters on combat damage to a player. Since it can’t block, you want to treat it like a pressure tool rather than a defensive creature, using it to keep the opponent on the back foot while your larger plan grinds. The real upside is its graveyard clause: whenever an opponent mills a nonland card, it can return to your hand, turning incidental self-contained mill or opponent-directed discard/mill into repeatable card advantage. That makes it especially attractive in black-blue shells with cards that mill each turn or in sacrifice decks that want creatures to recur naturally. Pair it with ways to force through damage, and it becomes a persistent nuisance that both advances your win condition and punishes slow, resource-heavy decks.
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Character Background
Infesting Radroach is a compact evasive threat that best fits a tempo or recursive value plan: a 2/2 flyer for {2}{B} that sneaks past clogged boards, chips in for damage, and most importantly hands out rad counters on combat damage to a player. Since it can’t block, you want to treat it like a pressure tool rather than a defensive creature, using it to keep the opponent on the back foot while your larger plan grinds. The real upside is its graveyard clause: whenever an opponent mills a nonland card, it can return to your hand, turning incidental self-contained mill or opponent-directed discard/mill into repeatable card advantage. That makes it especially attractive in black-blue shells with cards that mill each turn or in sacrifice decks that want creatures to recur naturally. Pair it with ways to force through damage, and it becomes a persistent nuisance that both advances your win condition and punishes slow, resource-heavy decks.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 20:20:42 UTC