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Mire Triton
Oracle Text
Deathtouch
When this creature enters, mill two cards and you gain 2 life. (To mill a card, put the top card of your library into your graveyard.)
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Mire Triton is a compact value creature that fits best in controlling or grindy sacrifice decks, especially those that care about the graveyard. As a Zombie Merfolk, it carries a neatly eerie hybrid identity: a swamp-born scavenger that turns every arrival into a small exchange of resources, milling two cards while padding your life total by 2. The 2/1 body with deathtouch makes it surprisingly annoying in combat, often discouraging attacks or trading up against larger creatures, which is ideal for tempo and defense. In deckbuilding, it shines alongside self-mill payoffs like Delirium, reanimation, or cards that reward creatures entering and dying; it also pairs well with blink effects or bounce loops if you want repeated entry triggers. In Commander especially, it helps fuel graveyard setups while buying time, making it a tidy two-mana role-player rather than a flashy centerpiece.
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Character Background
Mire Triton is a compact value creature that fits best in controlling or grindy sacrifice decks, especially those that care about the graveyard. As a Zombie Merfolk, it carries a neatly eerie hybrid identity: a swamp-born scavenger that turns every arrival into a small exchange of resources, milling two cards while padding your life total by 2. The 2/1 body with deathtouch makes it surprisingly annoying in combat, often discouraging attacks or trading up against larger creatures, which is ideal for tempo and defense. In deckbuilding, it shines alongside self-mill payoffs like Delirium, reanimation, or cards that reward creatures entering and dying; it also pairs well with blink effects or bounce loops if you want repeated entry triggers. In Commander especially, it helps fuel graveyard setups while buying time, making it a tidy two-mana role-player rather than a flashy centerpiece.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-09-05 13:10:45 UTC