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Bloodsoaked Champion
Oracle Text
This creature can't block.
Raid — {1}{B}: Return this card from your graveyard to the battlefield. Activate only if you attacked this turn.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Bloodsoaked Champion is a classic aggressive recursive threat, perfectly at home in black decks that want to keep the pressure on every turn. A 2/1 for a single black mana is already efficient, but the real strength is raid-based self-return: once you’ve attacked, it can come back from the graveyard for {1}{B}, forcing removal spells to work overtime and turning chump blocks or sweepers into only temporary setbacks. Its “can’t block” clause pushes it firmly toward aggro and tempo plans, where early damage matters more than defense. It pairs especially well with sacrifice outlets like Carrion Feeder or Aristocrats-style shells, since you can attack, sacrifice it, then buy it back later. In Commander, it’s also useful in decks that want repeated creature deaths for drain effects, death triggers, or equipment-based pressure, making it a low-cost source of inevitability.
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Character Background
Bloodsoaked Champion is a classic aggressive recursive threat, perfectly at home in black decks that want to keep the pressure on every turn. A 2/1 for a single black mana is already efficient, but the real strength is raid-based self-return: once you’ve attacked, it can come back from the graveyard for {1}{B}, forcing removal spells to work overtime and turning chump blocks or sweepers into only temporary setbacks. Its “can’t block” clause pushes it firmly toward aggro and tempo plans, where early damage matters more than defense. It pairs especially well with sacrifice outlets like Carrion Feeder or Aristocrats-style shells, since you can attack, sacrifice it, then buy it back later. In Commander, it’s also useful in decks that want repeated creature deaths for drain effects, death triggers, or equipment-based pressure, making it a low-cost source of inevitability.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-10-08 05:20:42 UTC