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Lifeblood Hydra
Oracle Text
Trample
This creature enters with X +1/+1 counters on it.
When this creature dies, you gain life and draw cards equal to its power.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Lifeblood Hydra is a classic green finisher that rewards both board presence and smart sacrifice timing, fitting best into value and midrange decks that can turn a large creature into a second wave of cards and life. Because it enters with X +1/+1 counters, you can scale it to match your mana and your current need: a modest body to pressure life totals, or a huge trampling threat that forces awkward blocks. The death trigger is the real payoff, though, especially in shells with sacrifice outlets like Greater Good, High Market, or Altar of Dementia, where you can cash it in on your terms and still draw a fresh grip while padding your life total. Doubling counters with effects like Hardened Scales or branching into recursion with Eternal Witness makes it even nastier. In Commander, it shines as a stabilizer that can also close games.
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Character Background
Lifeblood Hydra is a classic green finisher that rewards both board presence and smart sacrifice timing, fitting best into value and midrange decks that can turn a large creature into a second wave of cards and life. Because it enters with X +1/+1 counters, you can scale it to match your mana and your current need: a modest body to pressure life totals, or a huge trampling threat that forces awkward blocks. The death trigger is the real payoff, though, especially in shells with sacrifice outlets like Greater Good, High Market, or Altar of Dementia, where you can cash it in on your terms and still draw a fresh grip while padding your life total. Doubling counters with effects like Hardened Scales or branching into recursion with Eternal Witness makes it even nastier. In Commander, it shines as a stabilizer that can also close games.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-09-20 10:10:45 UTC