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Sacrifice this creature: Exile target player's graveyard.
Remorseful Cleric is a deceptively efficient piece of graveyard interaction that fits best in tempo and control shells, especially white decks that want a body early and a clean answer later. A 2/1 flyer for two mana pressures planeswalkers and chips in damage, so it never feels dead while you wait for the right moment to cash it in. Then, when an opponent leans on reanimation, flashback, delve, or persist-style recursion, the Cleric becomes a surprise exile effect that can blank an entire line of play at instant speed. In gameplay terms, it rewards patience: hold it back until a graveyard becomes truly threatening, then sacrifice it in response to a key spell or activation. It also pairs well with blink or recursion effects in decks that can reuse its body before sacrificing it, though note that the graveyard exile is the real prize. The “remorseful” flavor suits its role perfectly: a humble spirit cleric whose final act is merciful denial.
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Remorseful Cleric is a deceptively efficient piece of graveyard interaction that fits best in tempo and control shells, especially white decks that want a body early and a clean answer later. A 2/1 flyer for two mana pressures planeswalkers and chips in damage, so it never feels dead while you wait for the right moment to cash it in. Then, when an opponent leans on reanimation, flashback, delve, or persist-style recursion, the Cleric becomes a surprise exile effect that can blank an entire line of play at instant speed. In gameplay terms, it rewards patience: hold it back until a graveyard becomes truly threatening, then sacrifice it in response to a key spell or activation. It also pairs well with blink or recursion effects in decks that can reuse its body before sacrificing it, though note that the graveyard exile is the real prize. The “remorseful” flavor suits its role perfectly: a humble spirit cleric whose final act is merciful denial.
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