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Spined Fluke
Oracle Text
When this creature enters, sacrifice a creature.
{B}: Regenerate this creature.
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Character Background
Spined Fluke is a grim little bargain in Magic: The Gathering, the kind of Worm Horror that feels less like a creature and more like a threat you’ve agreed to unleash. A 5/1 for just three mana is aggressively efficient, but the entry trigger turns that efficiency into a test of deck design: you need fodder ready, or you’ll lose real board presence for a very fragile body. That makes it best in sacrifice-focused value or midrange shells, where expendable tokens, recursive creatures, or death-trigger permanents soften the downside and turn the cast into advantage. The {B} regeneration ability gives it surprising staying power against damage-based removal and combat trades, especially if you can leave mana open and force awkward blocks. It pairs well with token makers, self-replacing creatures, and aristocrat-style engines, where sacrificing a small creature is often upside rather than cost.
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Character Background
Spined Fluke is a grim little bargain in Magic: The Gathering, the kind of Worm Horror that feels less like a creature and more like a threat you’ve agreed to unleash. A 5/1 for just three mana is aggressively efficient, but the entry trigger turns that efficiency into a test of deck design: you need fodder ready, or you’ll lose real board presence for a very fragile body. That makes it best in sacrifice-focused value or midrange shells, where expendable tokens, recursive creatures, or death-trigger permanents soften the downside and turn the cast into advantage. The {B} regeneration ability gives it surprising staying power against damage-based removal and combat trades, especially if you can leave mana open and force awkward blocks. It pairs well with token makers, self-replacing creatures, and aristocrat-style engines, where sacrificing a small creature is often upside rather than cost.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-09-05 14:10:44 UTC