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Psychic Symbiont
Oracle Text
Flying
When this creature enters, target opponent discards a card and you draw a card.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Psychic Symbiont is a clean Dimir value creature that fits best in control or midrange shells, where a flier that replaces itself can stabilize the board while nudging resources in your favor. At six mana, the 3/3 body is not flashy, but flying makes it relevant in stalled games, and the enters-the-battlefield trigger effectively turns it into a small two-for-one: your opponent loses a card, and you immediately reload. That makes it especially attractive in decks that can recur creatures with blink effects, reanimation, or bounce, since repeating the discard-and-draw swing compounds advantage quickly. It also pairs well with sacrifice outlets or graveyard themes, since you can exploit its value even if it later trades off. In Limited, it is a solid top-end threat; in Constructed, it rewards patient decks that want one threat to pressure life totals while steadily eroding the opponent’s hand.
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Character Background
Psychic Symbiont is a clean Dimir value creature that fits best in control or midrange shells, where a flier that replaces itself can stabilize the board while nudging resources in your favor. At six mana, the 3/3 body is not flashy, but flying makes it relevant in stalled games, and the enters-the-battlefield trigger effectively turns it into a small two-for-one: your opponent loses a card, and you immediately reload. That makes it especially attractive in decks that can recur creatures with blink effects, reanimation, or bounce, since repeating the discard-and-draw swing compounds advantage quickly. It also pairs well with sacrifice outlets or graveyard themes, since you can exploit its value even if it later trades off. In Limited, it is a solid top-end threat; in Constructed, it rewards patient decks that want one threat to pressure life totals while steadily eroding the opponent’s hand.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-10-12 05:40:43 UTC