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Ancient Grudge
Oracle Text
Destroy target artifact.
Flashback {G} (You may cast this card from your graveyard for its flashback cost. Then exile it.)
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Ancient Grudge is a clean, efficient piece of artifact hate that shines in aggressive and tempo-oriented decks, especially those splashing green and red. At just {1}{R} for the first cast, it can break up an opposing equipment, mana rock, or combo piece at the exact moment they try to stabilize, while flashback for {G} turns the card into a frustrating two-for-one that keeps pressure on artifact-heavy strategies. That makes it particularly strong in midrange shells and sideboards built to punish decks reliant on artifacts, from value engines to combo setups. The lore feel is one of old fury resurfacing twice, first as a direct smash and then as lingering resentment from the graveyard. A good deckbuilding tip is to pair it with self-mill or discard outlets in red-green shells, since getting it into the graveyard early can effectively turn it into a repeatable answer without spending extra cards.
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Character Background
Ancient Grudge is a clean, efficient piece of artifact hate that shines in aggressive and tempo-oriented decks, especially those splashing green and red. At just {1}{R} for the first cast, it can break up an opposing equipment, mana rock, or combo piece at the exact moment they try to stabilize, while flashback for {G} turns the card into a frustrating two-for-one that keeps pressure on artifact-heavy strategies. That makes it particularly strong in midrange shells and sideboards built to punish decks reliant on artifacts, from value engines to combo setups. The lore feel is one of old fury resurfacing twice, first as a direct smash and then as lingering resentment from the graveyard. A good deckbuilding tip is to pair it with self-mill or discard outlets in red-green shells, since getting it into the graveyard early can effectively turn it into a repeatable answer without spending extra cards.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-09-14 07:40:44 UTC