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Sandbender Scavengers
Oracle Text
Whenever you sacrifice another permanent, put a +1/+1 counter on this creature.
When this creature dies, you may exile it. When you do, return target creature card with mana value less than or equal to this creature's power from your graveyard to the battlefield.
Card Details
Character Background
Sandbender Scavengers is a compact Orzhov value creature that clearly wants a sacrifice-heavy game plan, especially in slower midrange or grindy control shells where every token, Treasure, Food, or expendable permanent becomes real growth. Each sacrifice turns it into a bigger threat, and because the death trigger can exile it to reanimate a creature card with mana value up to its power, it plays like a recursive bridge from early fodder into a larger board presence. The Avatar flavor fits a scavenging survivor who turns discarded resources into survival, but the gameplay is the real draw: pair it with cheap sacrifice outlets and token makers like Raise the Alarm-style effects, then aim to cash it in after it has grown past key utility creatures in your graveyard. Because the return checks power, even one or two counters can matter, so prioritize sacrificing in bursts rather than piecemeal to maximize the reanimation target and keep the pressure on.
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Character Background
Sandbender Scavengers is a compact Orzhov value creature that clearly wants a sacrifice-heavy game plan, especially in slower midrange or grindy control shells where every token, Treasure, Food, or expendable permanent becomes real growth. Each sacrifice turns it into a bigger threat, and because the death trigger can exile it to reanimate a creature card with mana value up to its power, it plays like a recursive bridge from early fodder into a larger board presence. The Avatar flavor fits a scavenging survivor who turns discarded resources into survival, but the gameplay is the real draw: pair it with cheap sacrifice outlets and token makers like Raise the Alarm-style effects, then aim to cash it in after it has grown past key utility creatures in your graveyard. Because the return checks power, even one or two counters can matter, so prioritize sacrificing in bursts rather than piecemeal to maximize the reanimation target and keep the pressure on.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 12:20:44 UTC
