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Ark of Hunger
Oracle Text
Whenever one or more cards leave your graveyard, this artifact deals 1 damage to each opponent and you gain 1 life.
{T}: Mill a card. You may play that card this turn.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Ark of Hunger is a grindy value engine that quietly rewards you for treating the graveyard as a revolving door rather than a final resting place. In practice, it best fits a midrange or tempo shell that can recur cards, flash back spells, or otherwise move cards out of the graveyard repeatedly to turn its drain trigger into a steady clock while padding your life total. The tap ability also adds flexibility: milling a card and letting you play it this turn can smooth draws, enable land drops, or set up a cheap spell for immediate use, especially in decks with high card selection and recursive effects. It pairs especially well with self-mill, escape-style recursion, and cards that exile themselves from the graveyard for value, since each departure becomes both pressure and sustain. Think of it as a stubborn relic that feeds on attrition, turning long games into inevitability.
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Character Background
Ark of Hunger is a grindy value engine that quietly rewards you for treating the graveyard as a revolving door rather than a final resting place. In practice, it best fits a midrange or tempo shell that can recur cards, flash back spells, or otherwise move cards out of the graveyard repeatedly to turn its drain trigger into a steady clock while padding your life total. The tap ability also adds flexibility: milling a card and letting you play it this turn can smooth draws, enable land drops, or set up a cheap spell for immediate use, especially in decks with high card selection and recursive effects. It pairs especially well with self-mill, escape-style recursion, and cards that exile themselves from the graveyard for value, since each departure becomes both pressure and sustain. Think of it as a stubborn relic that feeds on attrition, turning long games into inevitability.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-04 00:20:42 UTC