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Mystic Zealot
Oracle Text
Threshold — As long as there are seven or more cards in your graveyard, this creature gets +1/+1 and has flying.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Mystic Zealot is a humble but flexible common that rewards a grindy, self-milling, or sacrifice-heavy game plan, especially in white-based control or value decks that naturally fill the graveyard. Before threshold, a 2/4 for four mana is already serviceable at stabilizing the board against aggressive starts; once you reach seven cards in your graveyard, it turns into a 3/5 flyer, which is a serious evasive clock and a strong defensive pivot. In Dominaria Remastered, that makes it especially appealing in decks built around looting, cycling, flashback, combat trades, or cheap cantrips that help hit threshold quickly. A practical synergy tip is to pair it with cards that mill yourself or recur from the graveyard, so you’re progressing toward the threshold while gaining card advantage. Flavorfully, it feels like a seasoned traveler whose conviction literally lifts them above the fray, and mechanically it rewards patient play rather than all-out aggression.
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Character Background
Mystic Zealot is a humble but flexible common that rewards a grindy, self-milling, or sacrifice-heavy game plan, especially in white-based control or value decks that naturally fill the graveyard. Before threshold, a 2/4 for four mana is already serviceable at stabilizing the board against aggressive starts; once you reach seven cards in your graveyard, it turns into a 3/5 flyer, which is a serious evasive clock and a strong defensive pivot. In Dominaria Remastered, that makes it especially appealing in decks built around looting, cycling, flashback, combat trades, or cheap cantrips that help hit threshold quickly. A practical synergy tip is to pair it with cards that mill yourself or recur from the graveyard, so you’re progressing toward the threshold while gaining card advantage. Flavorfully, it feels like a seasoned traveler whose conviction literally lifts them above the fray, and mechanically it rewards patient play rather than all-out aggression.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-10-08 08:20:43 UTC