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Crosis, the Purger
Oracle Text
Flying
Whenever Crosis deals combat damage to a player, you may pay {2}{B}. If you do, choose a color, then that player reveals their hand and discards all cards of that color.
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Character Background
Crosis, the Purger is a brutal control finisher that turns combat damage into hand disruption, making it especially nasty in tempo or midrange shells that can clear the path and protect a single threat. A 6/6 flying Dragon for seven mana already closes games quickly, but the real power is the on-hit trigger: if you can pay {2}{B}, naming a color can shred an opponent’s hand of that hue and leave them struggling to recover. In practice, that rewards decks with evasive support, discard backup, and removal to force Crosis through safely. Pair it with cards that grant extra combat steps or force through damage, because each connecting attack can become a massive resource swing. It also plays well in decks that know the metagame, since choosing the dominant color can punish a heavily skewed hand and make Crosis feel like a flying executioner rather than just a giant body.
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Character Background
Crosis, the Purger is a brutal control finisher that turns combat damage into hand disruption, making it especially nasty in tempo or midrange shells that can clear the path and protect a single threat. A 6/6 flying Dragon for seven mana already closes games quickly, but the real power is the on-hit trigger: if you can pay {2}{B}, naming a color can shred an opponent’s hand of that hue and leave them struggling to recover. In practice, that rewards decks with evasive support, discard backup, and removal to force Crosis through safely. Pair it with cards that grant extra combat steps or force through damage, because each connecting attack can become a massive resource swing. It also plays well in decks that know the metagame, since choosing the dominant color can punish a heavily skewed hand and make Crosis feel like a flying executioner rather than just a giant body.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-09-16 10:20:42 UTC