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Darkstar Augur
Oracle Text
Offspring {B} (You may pay an additional {B} as you cast this spell. If you do, when this creature enters, create a 1/1 token copy of it.)
Flying
At the beginning of your upkeep, reveal the top card of your library and put that card into your hand. You lose life equal to its mana value.
Card Details
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Character Background
Darkstar Augur is a classic value engine for black decks that can afford a little self-inflicted pain, leaning most naturally into control or midrange shells. A 2/3 flying body for three mana already blocks well and chips in over stalled boards, but the real strength is the upkeep trigger: extra cards every turn, even if they come stapled to life loss. In practice, that makes low-curve decks and life-gain builds especially attractive, since you want to keep the mana values of your topdecks manageable. Offspring {B} is a notable bonus, turning the Augur into a two-for-one threat if you can spare the extra black mana; copying it gives you another flying body and another source of card flow, which can snowball quickly if unanswered. Pair it with lifegain, drain effects, or efficient removal to stay ahead while the cards pile up, and avoid heavy top-end spells unless you can offset the life loss.
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Character Background
Darkstar Augur is a classic value engine for black decks that can afford a little self-inflicted pain, leaning most naturally into control or midrange shells. A 2/3 flying body for three mana already blocks well and chips in over stalled boards, but the real strength is the upkeep trigger: extra cards every turn, even if they come stapled to life loss. In practice, that makes low-curve decks and life-gain builds especially attractive, since you want to keep the mana values of your topdecks manageable. Offspring {B} is a notable bonus, turning the Augur into a two-for-one threat if you can spare the extra black mana; copying it gives you another flying body and another source of card flow, which can snowball quickly if unanswered. Pair it with lifegain, drain effects, or efficient removal to stay ahead while the cards pile up, and avoid heavy top-end spells unless you can offset the life loss.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-05-19 00:55:13 UTC