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Eidolon of the Great Revel
Oracle Text
Whenever a player casts a spell with mana value 3 or less, this creature deals 2 damage to that player.
Card Details
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Character Background
Eidolon of the Great Revel is one of red’s most punishing hate-bear style threats, and it shines best in aggressive or prison-leaning tempo decks that want to end the game before the self-damage matters. A 2/2 for {R}{R} is already efficient, but the real power is the tax it places on low-cost spells: every cheap cantrip, removal spell, and setup piece becomes painful for the opponent. That makes it especially brutal against combo decks, control shells packed with one- and two-mana interaction, and any list trying to chain multiple spells per turn. Deckbuilding around it is straightforward: pair it with burn, haste creatures, and other cards that keep pressure high while minimizing your own low-mana spell count. In Modern, for example, Burn and Prowess-style builds can leverage it while largely accepting the mirrored damage as a faster clock. The card’s spirit-like form feels like a living warning flare—an altar of pain that turns efficiency itself into a liability.
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Character Background
Eidolon of the Great Revel is one of red’s most punishing hate-bear style threats, and it shines best in aggressive or prison-leaning tempo decks that want to end the game before the self-damage matters. A 2/2 for {R}{R} is already efficient, but the real power is the tax it places on low-cost spells: every cheap cantrip, removal spell, and setup piece becomes painful for the opponent. That makes it especially brutal against combo decks, control shells packed with one- and two-mana interaction, and any list trying to chain multiple spells per turn. Deckbuilding around it is straightforward: pair it with burn, haste creatures, and other cards that keep pressure high while minimizing your own low-mana spell count. In Modern, for example, Burn and Prowess-style builds can leverage it while largely accepting the mirrored damage as a faster clock. The card’s spirit-like form feels like a living warning flare—an altar of pain that turns efficiency itself into a liability.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 16:40:47 UTC