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Tragedy Feaster
Oracle Text
Trample
Ward—Discard a card.
Infusion — At the beginning of your end step, sacrifice a permanent unless you gained life this turn.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Tragedy Feaster is a brutal four-mana finisher that rewards black decks built to stabilize first, then turn the corner with overwhelming pressure. A 7/6 trampler already threatens huge chunks of life total, and ward—discard a card makes it awkward to answer while also punishing control decks that rely on a single clean removal spell. The real deckbuilding hook is Infusion: at your end step, you must sacrifice a permanent unless you gained life this turn, so the card naturally fits midrange or control shells that can incidentally pad life total and protect their board. Pair it with lifegain from lifelink creatures, drain effects, or cheap extort-style triggers so the demon stays on the battlefield and your resources keep snowballing. In practice, Tragedy Feaster wants a deck that trades early, then deploys a resilient threat to close quickly before its appetite for permanents becomes a liability.
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Character Background
Tragedy Feaster is a brutal four-mana finisher that rewards black decks built to stabilize first, then turn the corner with overwhelming pressure. A 7/6 trampler already threatens huge chunks of life total, and ward—discard a card makes it awkward to answer while also punishing control decks that rely on a single clean removal spell. The real deckbuilding hook is Infusion: at your end step, you must sacrifice a permanent unless you gained life this turn, so the card naturally fits midrange or control shells that can incidentally pad life total and protect their board. Pair it with lifegain from lifelink creatures, drain effects, or cheap extort-style triggers so the demon stays on the battlefield and your resources keep snowballing. In practice, Tragedy Feaster wants a deck that trades early, then deploys a resilient threat to close quickly before its appetite for permanents becomes a liability.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-03 16:20:44 UTC