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Enduring Curiosity
Oracle Text
Flash
Whenever a creature you control deals combat damage to a player, draw a card.
When Enduring Curiosity dies, if it was a creature, return it to the battlefield under its owner's control. It's an enchantment. (It's not a creature.)
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Enduring Curiosity fits best in a tempo or evasive value plan, where small attackers keep connecting while this Cat Glimmer turns every combat hit into more gas. Flash makes it especially annoying for opponents, since you can hold up countermagic or interaction and deploy it at the end of their turn, then immediately threaten a card-draw engine on your next attack step. The built-in recursion is the real prize: when it dies as a creature, it comes back as a noncreature enchantment, so it can survive sweepers and keep contributing as a sticky permanent. It pairs well with cheap fliers, unblockable creatures, or token swarms that can reliably poke through damage; in Commander, even a few evasive bodies can snowball quickly. Because it draws on combat damage to players, it rewards precision and pressure rather than pure defense, making it a strong grind tool for blue decks that want to stay ahead on resources.
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Character Background
Enduring Curiosity fits best in a tempo or evasive value plan, where small attackers keep connecting while this Cat Glimmer turns every combat hit into more gas. Flash makes it especially annoying for opponents, since you can hold up countermagic or interaction and deploy it at the end of their turn, then immediately threaten a card-draw engine on your next attack step. The built-in recursion is the real prize: when it dies as a creature, it comes back as a noncreature enchantment, so it can survive sweepers and keep contributing as a sticky permanent. It pairs well with cheap fliers, unblockable creatures, or token swarms that can reliably poke through damage; in Commander, even a few evasive bodies can snowball quickly. Because it draws on combat damage to players, it rewards precision and pressure rather than pure defense, making it a strong grind tool for blue decks that want to stay ahead on resources.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 06:10:43 UTC