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Osai Vultures
Oracle Text
Flying
At the beginning of each end step, if a creature died this turn, put a carrion counter on this creature.
Remove two carrion counters from this creature: This creature gets +1/+1 until end of turn.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Osai Vultures is a small but clever white flyer that rewards patient, grindy play, fitting best into a tempo or value shell rather than an all-in aggro plan. A 1/1 for two mana with flying is already serviceable as an evasive chip-damage threat, but its real strength is that it grows whenever any creature dies during the turn, slowly turning every skirmish into future pressure. In practice, that means it pairs well with efficient removal, combat tricks, and sacrifice-heavy boards where creatures are expected to die regularly. Deckbuilding around it with cards that force trades or sweep the board—such as repeatable removal, token chaff, or effects like Wrath-style resets—helps stockpile carrion counters. The activated pump is modest, but over several turns it can turn this humble scavenger into a credible threat that closes games in the air.
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Character Background
Osai Vultures is a small but clever white flyer that rewards patient, grindy play, fitting best into a tempo or value shell rather than an all-in aggro plan. A 1/1 for two mana with flying is already serviceable as an evasive chip-damage threat, but its real strength is that it grows whenever any creature dies during the turn, slowly turning every skirmish into future pressure. In practice, that means it pairs well with efficient removal, combat tricks, and sacrifice-heavy boards where creatures are expected to die regularly. Deckbuilding around it with cards that force trades or sweep the board—such as repeatable removal, token chaff, or effects like Wrath-style resets—helps stockpile carrion counters. The activated pump is modest, but over several turns it can turn this humble scavenger into a credible threat that closes games in the air.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-10-09 12:10:43 UTC