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Ebony Horse
Oracle Text
{2}, {T}: Untap target attacking creature you control. Prevent all combat damage that would be dealt to and dealt by that creature this turn.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Ebony Horse is a quietly clever artifact for control and tempo decks, turning a single attacking creature into a reusable feint. In Fourth Edition, where efficient combat tricks were often scarce, its activated ability lets you swing with a threat, then untap it and blank all combat damage it would deal and receive, effectively preserving a key attacker while denying profitable blocks or crack-backs. It shines with creatures that care about attacking but don’t want to die in the red zone, such as evasive threats, tap-to-attack utility creatures, or anything carrying equipment or pump spells you want to reuse safely. It also pairs well with vigilance-style play patterns and can protect a lone finisher while maintaining pressure. Deckbuilders should treat the Horse as a mana sink, so it works best when your curve leaves spare mana open and your plan values board stability over all-out aggression.
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Character Background
Ebony Horse is a quietly clever artifact for control and tempo decks, turning a single attacking creature into a reusable feint. In Fourth Edition, where efficient combat tricks were often scarce, its activated ability lets you swing with a threat, then untap it and blank all combat damage it would deal and receive, effectively preserving a key attacker while denying profitable blocks or crack-backs. It shines with creatures that care about attacking but don’t want to die in the red zone, such as evasive threats, tap-to-attack utility creatures, or anything carrying equipment or pump spells you want to reuse safely. It also pairs well with vigilance-style play patterns and can protect a lone finisher while maintaining pressure. Deckbuilders should treat the Horse as a mana sink, so it works best when your curve leaves spare mana open and your plan values board stability over all-out aggression.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 03:10:43 UTC