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Order of Yawgmoth
Oracle Text
Fear (This creature can't be blocked except by artifact creatures and/or black creatures.)
Whenever this creature deals damage to a player, that player discards a card.
Card Details
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Character Background
Order of Yawgmoth fits best into a disruptive black tempo or midrange plan, where a modest body becomes a real problem if it slips past blockers. A 2/2 for four mana is not impressive on rate, but fear makes it awkward to block, and every hit strips a card from the opponent’s hand, turning combat damage into steady resource denial. That means it shines most when you can clear the way with removal, force through evasion, or pair it with effects that punish depleted hands. In deckbuilding, it works especially well alongside discard spells like Thoughtseize or Duress, since each early discard makes the creature’s combat trigger more devastating later. Pump effects and equipment also matter, because even one extra point of power can make the difference between a nuisance and a clock. The Phyrexian Zombie Knight flavor reinforces that relentless pressure: not a flashy finisher, but an efficient enforcer of attrition.
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Character Background
Order of Yawgmoth fits best into a disruptive black tempo or midrange plan, where a modest body becomes a real problem if it slips past blockers. A 2/2 for four mana is not impressive on rate, but fear makes it awkward to block, and every hit strips a card from the opponent’s hand, turning combat damage into steady resource denial. That means it shines most when you can clear the way with removal, force through evasion, or pair it with effects that punish depleted hands. In deckbuilding, it works especially well alongside discard spells like Thoughtseize or Duress, since each early discard makes the creature’s combat trigger more devastating later. Pump effects and equipment also matter, because even one extra point of power can make the difference between a nuisance and a clock. The Phyrexian Zombie Knight flavor reinforces that relentless pressure: not a flashy finisher, but an efficient enforcer of attrition.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 20:20:42 UTC