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Risen Necroregent
Oracle Text
Start your engines! (If you have no speed, it starts at 1. It increases once on each of your turns when an opponent loses life. Max speed is 4.)
Max speed — At the beginning of your end step, create a 2/2 black Zombie creature token.
Card Details
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Character Background
Risen Necroregent looks built for a grindy value plan that still pressures the board, especially in black-based midrange or control shells that can reliably chip away at life totals. As a 5/4 for five mana, it’s already a respectable blocker and attacker, but the real prize is reaching max speed, where it turns every end step into another 2/2 Zombie and snowballs the game. Because speed increases when an opponent loses life on your turns, pair it with cheap ping effects, evasive creatures, or incidental drain like sacrifice outlets and lifelink attackers to keep the engine climbing. In gameplay terms, this card rewards tempo-positive sequencing: attack early, force blocks, and keep the damage flowing so the Necroregent wakes up fast. The Zombie Cat Knight flavor suggests a once-noble commander of the dead, and the card plays like one—imposing, relentless, and best when it can turn battlefield momentum into an undead army.
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Character Background
Risen Necroregent looks built for a grindy value plan that still pressures the board, especially in black-based midrange or control shells that can reliably chip away at life totals. As a 5/4 for five mana, it’s already a respectable blocker and attacker, but the real prize is reaching max speed, where it turns every end step into another 2/2 Zombie and snowballs the game. Because speed increases when an opponent loses life on your turns, pair it with cheap ping effects, evasive creatures, or incidental drain like sacrifice outlets and lifelink attackers to keep the engine climbing. In gameplay terms, this card rewards tempo-positive sequencing: attack early, force blocks, and keep the damage flowing so the Necroregent wakes up fast. The Zombie Cat Knight flavor suggests a once-noble commander of the dead, and the card plays like one—imposing, relentless, and best when it can turn battlefield momentum into an undead army.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 10:10:44 UTC