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Regal Sliver
Oracle Text
Sliver creatures you control have "When this creature enters, Slivers you control get +1/+1 until end of turn if you're the monarch. Otherwise, you become the monarch."
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Regal Sliver fits best in a value-to-tempo Sliver deck that wants to keep pressure on the table while turning combat into a source of advantage. At four mana, a 3/3 body is respectable, but the real power is that every Sliver you control can either seize the monarch or cash it in for a team-wide +1/+1 burst if you already hold it. That makes this a strong midgame pivot card in aggressive tribal builds, especially alongside evasive Slivers or cheap token makers that can reclaim the crown after a sweeper. In Commander, it pairs nicely with cards that protect the monarch seat, like pillow-fort effects or removal-heavy support shells, since staying monarch turns future Sliver entries into incremental combat swings. Deckbuilding tip: prioritize low-cost Slivers and ways to recur them, because repeated entries let Regal Sliver keep the pressure constant and force opponents into awkward blocks and even more awkward crown thefts.
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Character Background
Regal Sliver fits best in a value-to-tempo Sliver deck that wants to keep pressure on the table while turning combat into a source of advantage. At four mana, a 3/3 body is respectable, but the real power is that every Sliver you control can either seize the monarch or cash it in for a team-wide +1/+1 burst if you already hold it. That makes this a strong midgame pivot card in aggressive tribal builds, especially alongside evasive Slivers or cheap token makers that can reclaim the crown after a sweeper. In Commander, it pairs nicely with cards that protect the monarch seat, like pillow-fort effects or removal-heavy support shells, since staying monarch turns future Sliver entries into incremental combat swings. Deckbuilding tip: prioritize low-cost Slivers and ways to recur them, because repeated entries let Regal Sliver keep the pressure constant and force opponents into awkward blocks and even more awkward crown thefts.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-10-08 09:56:56 UTC