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Mathas, Fiend Seeker
Oracle Text
Menace
At the beginning of your end step, put a bounty counter on target creature an opponent controls. For as long as that creature has a bounty counter on it, it has "When this creature dies, each opponent draws a card and gains 2 life."
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Mathas, Fiend Seeker fits best in a grindy control or politics-driven value deck, where his strength comes from turning combat pressure into a repeatable card-advantage engine. A 3/3 with menace for three mana already asks awkward blocks, but the real prize is the end-step bounty counter, which marks one opposing creature so that when it dies, every opponent draws a card and gains life. That sounds symmetrical, yet in multiplayer it can be leveraged with sacrifice outlets, deathtouch, or forced-combat effects to pick off the most dangerous creatures on your terms while keeping the table focused elsewhere. He shines alongside cards that can repeatedly kill or exploit marked bodies, such as removal that sacrifices, pings, or sweeps selectively. In deckbuilding, pair him with effects that punish life gain or exploit opponents drawing extra cards, because the “reward” you give them can become part of your own engine.
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Character Background
Mathas, Fiend Seeker fits best in a grindy control or politics-driven value deck, where his strength comes from turning combat pressure into a repeatable card-advantage engine. A 3/3 with menace for three mana already asks awkward blocks, but the real prize is the end-step bounty counter, which marks one opposing creature so that when it dies, every opponent draws a card and gains life. That sounds symmetrical, yet in multiplayer it can be leveraged with sacrifice outlets, deathtouch, or forced-combat effects to pick off the most dangerous creatures on your terms while keeping the table focused elsewhere. He shines alongside cards that can repeatedly kill or exploit marked bodies, such as removal that sacrifices, pings, or sweeps selectively. In deckbuilding, pair him with effects that punish life gain or exploit opponents drawing extra cards, because the “reward” you give them can become part of your own engine.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-10-12 00:10:42 UTC