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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 one-mana black removal that naturally belongs in graveyard-centric value/control or combo shells: it mills two and then destroys a creature, planeswalker, or Vehicle if that permanent's mana value is less than or equal to the number of cards in your graveyard. Thematically it reads like a swamp-bound predator growing hungrier as the grave fills, and mechanically it rewards deliberate self-mill—early a two-card mill gets you little, later it becomes a cheap answer to big threats. Include efficient graveyard-fill and recursion: Stitcher's Supplier, Cathartic Reunion, or aggressive dredge pieces accelerate the threshold, while Gurmag Angler, delve threats, or reanimation payoffs turn that grave into tempo. Because Quag Feast is a sorcery, plan your timing—cast on your turn after a discard/mill step or when you can safely follow with threats; don’t expect it to answer instant-speed plays. It’s best as a value-control tool that doubles as removal and engine fuel rather than pure tempo or aggro tech.
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Character Background
Quag Feast is a one-mana black removal that naturally belongs in graveyard-centric value/control or combo shells: it mills two and then destroys a creature, planeswalker, or Vehicle if that permanent's mana value is less than or equal to the number of cards in your graveyard. Thematically it reads like a swamp-bound predator growing hungrier as the grave fills, and mechanically it rewards deliberate self-mill—early a two-card mill gets you little, later it becomes a cheap answer to big threats. Include efficient graveyard-fill and recursion: Stitcher's Supplier, Cathartic Reunion, or aggressive dredge pieces accelerate the threshold, while Gurmag Angler, delve threats, or reanimation payoffs turn that grave into tempo. Because Quag Feast is a sorcery, plan your timing—cast on your turn after a discard/mill step or when you can safely follow with threats; don’t expect it to answer instant-speed plays. It’s best as a value-control tool that doubles as removal and engine fuel rather than pure tempo or aggro tech.
Generated using gpt-5-mini · Updated at 2026-05-16 16:20:46 UTC