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Burrog Banemaker
Oracle Text
Deathtouch
{1}{B}: This creature gets +1/+1 until end of turn.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Burrog Banemaker is a tiny but threatening one-drop that fits neatly into black tempo or sacrifice shells, where every point of early pressure matters and deathtouch turns combat math into a headache for opponents. As a 1/1 for {B} with a mana sink attached, it can sit back and discourage attacks, then grow into a relevant attacker once the board stalls. The card rewards decks that can reliably use spare mana in the midgame, especially with black’s tendency to grind value through removal and attrition. A strong deckbuilding tip is to pair it with ways to force trades or leverage incremental damage, such as effects that make blocking awkward or sacrifice outlets that appreciate disposable creatures. Even if its lore is left vague, the name and Frog Warlock type suggest a scrappy, unsettling trickster—small on the surface, but dangerous enough to banish careless blockers and keep pressure on the opponent from the first turn onward.
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Character Background
Burrog Banemaker is a tiny but threatening one-drop that fits neatly into black tempo or sacrifice shells, where every point of early pressure matters and deathtouch turns combat math into a headache for opponents. As a 1/1 for {B} with a mana sink attached, it can sit back and discourage attacks, then grow into a relevant attacker once the board stalls. The card rewards decks that can reliably use spare mana in the midgame, especially with black’s tendency to grind value through removal and attrition. A strong deckbuilding tip is to pair it with ways to force trades or leverage incremental damage, such as effects that make blocking awkward or sacrifice outlets that appreciate disposable creatures. Even if its lore is left vague, the name and Frog Warlock type suggest a scrappy, unsettling trickster—small on the surface, but dangerous enough to banish careless blockers and keep pressure on the opponent from the first turn onward.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-03 20:20:43 UTC