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Persistent Marshstalker
Oracle Text
This creature gets +1/+0 for each other Rat you control.
Threshold — Whenever you attack with one or more Rats, if there are seven or more cards in your graveyard, you may pay {2}{B}. If you do, return this card from your graveyard to the battlefield tapped and attacking.
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Character Background
Persistent Marshstalker is a classic Bloomburrow-style pressure card for a Rat-heavy aggro or recursive value deck: a cheap 3/1 that can hit far above rate once your board starts filling with other Rats, then come back for more after it dies. The threshold ability rewards you for playing an evasive, sacrifice-friendly, or self-milling plan, since seven cards in the graveyard turns every Rat attack into a potential revival. In practice, this means you want a dense Rat count, ways to stock the graveyard quickly, and a steady stream of attacks to keep the recursion online. Cards that create multiple Rat bodies or recur creatures naturally pair well, as do sacrifice outlets and discard/mill effects that help you reach threshold without slowing your tempo. Because it returns tapped and attacking, it is especially strong in proactive decks that want to keep damage flowing and force awkward blocks.
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Character Background
Persistent Marshstalker is a classic Bloomburrow-style pressure card for a Rat-heavy aggro or recursive value deck: a cheap 3/1 that can hit far above rate once your board starts filling with other Rats, then come back for more after it dies. The threshold ability rewards you for playing an evasive, sacrifice-friendly, or self-milling plan, since seven cards in the graveyard turns every Rat attack into a potential revival. In practice, this means you want a dense Rat count, ways to stock the graveyard quickly, and a steady stream of attacks to keep the recursion online. Cards that create multiple Rat bodies or recur creatures naturally pair well, as do sacrifice outlets and discard/mill effects that help you reach threshold without slowing your tempo. Because it returns tapped and attacking, it is especially strong in proactive decks that want to keep damage flowing and force awkward blocks.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 13:10:43 UTC