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Anthropede
Oracle Text
Reach
When this creature enters, you may discard a card or pay {2}. When you do, destroy target Room.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Anthropede is a sturdy common that fits best in green midrange and value-oriented control shells, where a 3/4 body with reach helps stabilize the board against flyers while advancing a useful side plan. Its enter-the-battlefield trigger gives you a real choice: pitch a spare card to convert hand size into tempo, or pay {2} to preserve resources if you’re already flush on mana. Either way, destroying target Room makes it especially relevant in Duskmourn, where Room cards can represent engines or defensive obstacles worth answering on curve. In deckbuilding, pair Anthropede with recursion, graveyard synergies, or cards that reward discarding, so the “cost” of its trigger becomes an upside rather than a drawback. It’s also a fine maindeck answer when your metagame features slow setup decks; a solid blocker that incidentally blanks a key permanent is exactly the sort of creature that keeps control decks from slipping behind.
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Character Background
Anthropede is a sturdy common that fits best in green midrange and value-oriented control shells, where a 3/4 body with reach helps stabilize the board against flyers while advancing a useful side plan. Its enter-the-battlefield trigger gives you a real choice: pitch a spare card to convert hand size into tempo, or pay {2} to preserve resources if you’re already flush on mana. Either way, destroying target Room makes it especially relevant in Duskmourn, where Room cards can represent engines or defensive obstacles worth answering on curve. In deckbuilding, pair Anthropede with recursion, graveyard synergies, or cards that reward discarding, so the “cost” of its trigger becomes an upside rather than a drawback. It’s also a fine maindeck answer when your metagame features slow setup decks; a solid blocker that incidentally blanks a key permanent is exactly the sort of creature that keeps control decks from slipping behind.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 17:10:44 UTC