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Diffusion Sliver
Oracle Text
Whenever a Sliver creature you control becomes the target of a spell or ability an opponent controls, counter that spell or ability unless its controller pays {2}.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Diffusion Sliver is a classic protective piece for Sliver decks, turning every one of your hive members into a tax that opponents must pay to interact with. In Commander Masters, it best supports a tempo-to-value game plan: you develop a board, then make removal and targeted tricks awkward and inefficient. Because the ability only cares about opponents’ spells or abilities targeting your Slivers, it punishes spot removal, combat tricks, and even many activated abilities, often buying the extra turn your swarm needs to snowball. It pairs especially well with cheap Slivers that encourage wide development, such as mana-fixing or lord effects, since protecting a growing board is its real job. A useful deckbuilding tip is to layer it with other forms of resilience, like indestructibility or recursion, so opponents are forced to spend multiple resources just to answer one creature. As a 1/1 for two mana, it is fragile, but the tax it creates can be game-warping.
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Character Background
Diffusion Sliver is a classic protective piece for Sliver decks, turning every one of your hive members into a tax that opponents must pay to interact with. In Commander Masters, it best supports a tempo-to-value game plan: you develop a board, then make removal and targeted tricks awkward and inefficient. Because the ability only cares about opponents’ spells or abilities targeting your Slivers, it punishes spot removal, combat tricks, and even many activated abilities, often buying the extra turn your swarm needs to snowball. It pairs especially well with cheap Slivers that encourage wide development, such as mana-fixing or lord effects, since protecting a growing board is its real job. A useful deckbuilding tip is to layer it with other forms of resilience, like indestructibility or recursion, so opponents are forced to spend multiple resources just to answer one creature. As a 1/1 for two mana, it is fragile, but the tax it creates can be game-warping.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-10-08 12:10:43 UTC