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Soaring Stoneglider
Oracle Text
As an additional cost to cast this spell, exile two cards from your graveyard or pay {1}{W}.
Flying, vigilance
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Soaring Stoneglider is a neat Strixhaven-flavored value creature that plays like a resilient midrange tempo threat, with a body that punches above its cost if you can meet the graveyard condition. A 4/3 flier with vigilance for three mana is already excellent for pressuring planeswalkers and defending your life total, but the flexible additional cost makes it especially appealing in white decks that naturally fill the graveyard or want incidental recursion. In practice, it fits best in control or attrition shells that can turn spent removal, fetches, or self-mill into fuel; exiling two cards from your graveyard is often an upside when you want to deny opposing reanimation or escape strategies. Deckbuilding-wise, pair it with cards that stock the yard without sacrificing tempo, such as looting, sacrifice, or lightweight self-mill effects, and consider enchantments or equipment that make a vigilant flyer even harder to race.
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Character Background
Soaring Stoneglider is a neat Strixhaven-flavored value creature that plays like a resilient midrange tempo threat, with a body that punches above its cost if you can meet the graveyard condition. A 4/3 flier with vigilance for three mana is already excellent for pressuring planeswalkers and defending your life total, but the flexible additional cost makes it especially appealing in white decks that naturally fill the graveyard or want incidental recursion. In practice, it fits best in control or attrition shells that can turn spent removal, fetches, or self-mill into fuel; exiling two cards from your graveyard is often an upside when you want to deny opposing reanimation or escape strategies. Deckbuilding-wise, pair it with cards that stock the yard without sacrificing tempo, such as looting, sacrifice, or lightweight self-mill effects, and consider enchantments or equipment that make a vigilant flyer even harder to race.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-03 10:40:45 UTC