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Quag Feast
Oracle Text
Choose target creature, planeswalker, or Vehicle. Mill two cards, then destroy the chosen permanent if its mana value is less than or equal to the number of cards in your graveyard.
Card Details
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Character Background
Quag Feast is a clean, grindy black removal spell that rewards attrition and fits best in control or midrange-value shells, especially decks that want the graveyard to grow naturally over the course of the game. At just two mana, it can answer a creature, planeswalker, or even a Vehicle, but only once your graveyard has enough cards to meet the target’s mana value, so it plays more like a scaling execution than a guaranteed kill spell. The built-in mill-two nudges you toward self-mill and recursion, making it especially appealing alongside cards that fill the yard quickly or reuse spells from the graveyard. In draft or Constructed, pair it with cheap cantrips, fetch effects, or discard outlets to turn on higher-value targets earlier, and consider black decks that already plan to trade resources and win on card advantage. The flavor feels like something dragged under by a swamp’s appetite: slow, inevitable, and best when the board has already started to rot.
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Character Background
Quag Feast is a clean, grindy black removal spell that rewards attrition and fits best in control or midrange-value shells, especially decks that want the graveyard to grow naturally over the course of the game. At just two mana, it can answer a creature, planeswalker, or even a Vehicle, but only once your graveyard has enough cards to meet the target’s mana value, so it plays more like a scaling execution than a guaranteed kill spell. The built-in mill-two nudges you toward self-mill and recursion, making it especially appealing alongside cards that fill the yard quickly or reuse spells from the graveyard. In draft or Constructed, pair it with cheap cantrips, fetch effects, or discard outlets to turn on higher-value targets earlier, and consider black decks that already plan to trade resources and win on card advantage. The flavor feels like something dragged under by a swamp’s appetite: slow, inevitable, and best when the board has already started to rot.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 15:40:42 UTC