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Balustrade Spy
Oracle Text
Flying
When this creature enters, target player reveals cards from the top of their library until they reveal a land card, then puts those cards into their graveyard.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Balustrade Spy is a deceptively important piece for combo and self-mill strategies, with enough body to occasionally matter in slower tempo or control shells. As a 2/3 flyer for four mana, it can chip in from the air while its enter-the-battlefield trigger aggressively mills a player until a land appears, often dumping a huge chunk of cards into the graveyard. That makes it especially useful in decks that want a large graveyard quickly, whether to fuel reanimation, threshold-style payoffs, or win conditions that care about cards in the bin. In practice, it shines most when you can target yourself and exploit lands-heavy or low-land deck construction, since a carefully tuned list can sometimes mill nearly the entire library. Pair it with graveyard recursion, self-sacrifice outlets, or cards that convert milling into advantage, and it becomes less a simple rogue and more a reliable engine piece.
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Character Background
Balustrade Spy is a deceptively important piece for combo and self-mill strategies, with enough body to occasionally matter in slower tempo or control shells. As a 2/3 flyer for four mana, it can chip in from the air while its enter-the-battlefield trigger aggressively mills a player until a land appears, often dumping a huge chunk of cards into the graveyard. That makes it especially useful in decks that want a large graveyard quickly, whether to fuel reanimation, threshold-style payoffs, or win conditions that care about cards in the bin. In practice, it shines most when you can target yourself and exploit lands-heavy or low-land deck construction, since a carefully tuned list can sometimes mill nearly the entire library. Pair it with graveyard recursion, self-sacrifice outlets, or cards that convert milling into advantage, and it becomes less a simple rogue and more a reliable engine piece.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-10-12 11:10:42 UTC