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Devour 2 (As this creature enters, you may sacrifice any number of creatures. It enters with twice that many +1/+1 counters on it.)
At the beginning of your upkeep, create a 1/1 green Saproling creature token for each +1/+1 counter on this creature.
Mycoloth is a classic value engine for green decks that can afford a bit of setup, especially token and sacrifice shells. As a 4/4 for five mana, it already pressures the board, but devour 2 is what makes it dangerous: feeding it expendable creatures can turn a modest body into a massive threat that immediately snowballs. Because it creates a Saproling for each +1/+1 counter on your upkeep, Mycoloth rewards you for going wide before you cast it, then staying ahead after it resolves. It fits best in midrange or token-based combo plans, where repeatable fodder like Treasure-makers, Saprolings, or small token generators can turn into a lethal army. Pair it with sacrifice outlets or protection spells to ensure you keep the board long enough to survive a full turn cycle. In practice, it punishes removal-light opponents and can quickly dominate any game that reaches the value stage.
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Mycoloth is a classic value engine for green decks that can afford a bit of setup, especially token and sacrifice shells. As a 4/4 for five mana, it already pressures the board, but devour 2 is what makes it dangerous: feeding it expendable creatures can turn a modest body into a massive threat that immediately snowballs. Because it creates a Saproling for each +1/+1 counter on your upkeep, Mycoloth rewards you for going wide before you cast it, then staying ahead after it resolves. It fits best in midrange or token-based combo plans, where repeatable fodder like Treasure-makers, Saprolings, or small token generators can turn into a lethal army. Pair it with sacrifice outlets or protection spells to ensure you keep the board long enough to survive a full turn cycle. In practice, it punishes removal-light opponents and can quickly dominate any game that reaches the value stage.
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