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Nightveil Predator
Oracle Text
Flying, deathtouch
Hexproof (This creature can't be the target of spells or abilities your opponents control.)
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Nightveil Predator is a sleek threat for Dimir-style tempo and control decks, turning the skies into a locked-down hunting ground. A 3/3 flier with deathtouch already pressures combat math, but hexproof makes it especially annoying for removal-heavy opponents, forcing them to rely on sweepers or edict effects instead of targeting it directly. In gameplay terms, it shines as a resilient finisher: you can hold up countermagic or disruption, then deploy Predator once the battlefield is softened, knowing it can start trading up immediately while surviving most spot removal. It pairs well with cards that reward evasive attacks or grant repeatable access to combat triggers, and it becomes even nastier with pump effects or equipment that let it end games quickly without risking itself. The double blue and double black cost asks for a disciplined mana base, but in exchange you get a hard-to-answer assassin that fits neatly into controlling vampire themes.
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Character Background
Nightveil Predator is a sleek threat for Dimir-style tempo and control decks, turning the skies into a locked-down hunting ground. A 3/3 flier with deathtouch already pressures combat math, but hexproof makes it especially annoying for removal-heavy opponents, forcing them to rely on sweepers or edict effects instead of targeting it directly. In gameplay terms, it shines as a resilient finisher: you can hold up countermagic or disruption, then deploy Predator once the battlefield is softened, knowing it can start trading up immediately while surviving most spot removal. It pairs well with cards that reward evasive attacks or grant repeatable access to combat triggers, and it becomes even nastier with pump effects or equipment that let it end games quickly without risking itself. The double blue and double black cost asks for a disciplined mana base, but in exchange you get a hard-to-answer assassin that fits neatly into controlling vampire themes.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 01:40:44 UTC