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Lingering Souls
Oracle Text
Create two 1/1 white Spirit creature tokens with flying.
Flashback {1}{B} (You may cast this card from your graveyard for its flashback cost. Then exile it.)
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Lingering Souls is one of those deceptively simple spells that quietly defines a game plan, especially in midrange, control, and token-focused decks. For three mana you get two flying bodies, which is already excellent at stabilizing the board, pressuring planeswalkers, or slipping past stalled ground combat. The real strength, though, is flashback: the card effectively becomes a two-for-one twice over, letting you spend early turns answering threats and later turn a graveyard into board presence. That makes it a strong fit for value shells and sacrifice decks that want reusable creatures. It pairs especially well with discard outlets, self-mill, and cards that reward going wide, while anthem effects or sacrifice payoffs can turn the Spirits into a real clock. In play, its best use is often patience—trade resources first, then deploy or flash back Souls when you can seize tempo or force awkward blocks.
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Character Background
Lingering Souls is one of those deceptively simple spells that quietly defines a game plan, especially in midrange, control, and token-focused decks. For three mana you get two flying bodies, which is already excellent at stabilizing the board, pressuring planeswalkers, or slipping past stalled ground combat. The real strength, though, is flashback: the card effectively becomes a two-for-one twice over, letting you spend early turns answering threats and later turn a graveyard into board presence. That makes it a strong fit for value shells and sacrifice decks that want reusable creatures. It pairs especially well with discard outlets, self-mill, and cards that reward going wide, while anthem effects or sacrifice payoffs can turn the Spirits into a real clock. In play, its best use is often patience—trade resources first, then deploy or flash back Souls when you can seize tempo or force awkward blocks.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-09-14 08:20:43 UTC