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Streaking Oilgorger
Oracle Text
Flying, haste
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 — This creature has lifelink.
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Character Background
Streaking Oilgorger fits best in a black-based tempo or midrange shell that can reliably chip in damage while turning the speed mechanic into a payoff. A 3/3 flying haste creature for five mana is already serviceable pressure, especially because it starts impacting the board immediately and can threaten planeswalkers or finish weakened opponents in the air. The real prize is max speed, where lifelink turns it from a simple attacker into a stabilizing threat that swings races hard and helps recover life lost to aggressive decks. Because speed advances when opponents lose life, pair it with cheap evasive creatures, pingers, burn, or sacrifice effects that can guarantee early damage; even incidental life loss matters. In Limited, it is a strong top-end common that rewards staying proactive, while in Constructed it wants decks that can curve out and keep pressure on so it becomes both a clock and a source of sustain.
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Character Background
Streaking Oilgorger fits best in a black-based tempo or midrange shell that can reliably chip in damage while turning the speed mechanic into a payoff. A 3/3 flying haste creature for five mana is already serviceable pressure, especially because it starts impacting the board immediately and can threaten planeswalkers or finish weakened opponents in the air. The real prize is max speed, where lifelink turns it from a simple attacker into a stabilizing threat that swings races hard and helps recover life lost to aggressive decks. Because speed advances when opponents lose life, pair it with cheap evasive creatures, pingers, burn, or sacrifice effects that can guarantee early damage; even incidental life loss matters. In Limited, it is a strong top-end common that rewards staying proactive, while in Constructed it wants decks that can curve out and keep pressure on so it becomes both a clock and a source of sustain.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 13:10:44 UTC