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Necrosavant
Oracle Text
{3}{B}{B}, Sacrifice a creature: Return this card from your graveyard to the battlefield. Activate only during your upkeep.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Necrosavant is a grindy, self-rebuying threat that fits best in control or midrange value shells, especially decks willing to turn extra bodies into fuel. A 5/5 for five mana is already respectable, but the real attraction is its graveyard recursion: during your upkeep, you can pay {3}{B}{B} and sacrifice a creature to bring it back from the graveyard, making it a persistent engine rather than a one-shot beater. That pairs well with token producers, recursive fodder like Bloodghast-style threats, or expendable creatures that like dying anyway. In practice, Necrosavant rewards planning turns ahead, since you need both the mana and a sacrifice target at the right moment, so it plays more like a control finisher than an aggressive curve topper. The Zombie Giant flavor sells it as an inexhaustible corpse-thing, and the gameplay matches that image: hard to keep down, awkward to answer, and excellent in attrition wars.
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Character Background
Necrosavant is a grindy, self-rebuying threat that fits best in control or midrange value shells, especially decks willing to turn extra bodies into fuel. A 5/5 for five mana is already respectable, but the real attraction is its graveyard recursion: during your upkeep, you can pay {3}{B}{B} and sacrifice a creature to bring it back from the graveyard, making it a persistent engine rather than a one-shot beater. That pairs well with token producers, recursive fodder like Bloodghast-style threats, or expendable creatures that like dying anyway. In practice, Necrosavant rewards planning turns ahead, since you need both the mana and a sacrifice target at the right moment, so it plays more like a control finisher than an aggressive curve topper. The Zombie Giant flavor sells it as an inexhaustible corpse-thing, and the gameplay matches that image: hard to keep down, awkward to answer, and excellent in attrition wars.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-10-08 02:10:43 UTC