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Fear of Immobility
Oracle Text
When this creature enters, tap up to one target creature. If an opponent controls that creature, put a stun counter on it. (If a permanent with a stun counter would become untapped, remove one from it instead.)
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Fear of Immobility fits neatly into a control-leaning or tempo deck that wants to buy a turn while adding a solid body to the board. As a 4/4 enchantment creature for five mana, it is already respectable in combat, but its real value is the enters-the-battlefield tap effect paired with a stun counter if you target an opponent’s creature. That makes it especially good at pushing through damage, delaying a key blocker, or disrupting an attacker that your opponent hoped to untap and reuse. The Duskmourn flavor is easy to read here: this is horror as paralysis, a nightmare that leaves prey frozen in place. Deckbuilding-wise, it pairs well with blink or recursion effects, since re-triggering the ETB can keep a dangerous creature locked down over multiple turns. It also works nicely in enchantment-based shells that can leverage its creature type while still playing a defensive, attrition-oriented game.
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Character Background
Fear of Immobility fits neatly into a control-leaning or tempo deck that wants to buy a turn while adding a solid body to the board. As a 4/4 enchantment creature for five mana, it is already respectable in combat, but its real value is the enters-the-battlefield tap effect paired with a stun counter if you target an opponent’s creature. That makes it especially good at pushing through damage, delaying a key blocker, or disrupting an attacker that your opponent hoped to untap and reuse. The Duskmourn flavor is easy to read here: this is horror as paralysis, a nightmare that leaves prey frozen in place. Deckbuilding-wise, it pairs well with blink or recursion effects, since re-triggering the ETB can keep a dangerous creature locked down over multiple turns. It also works nicely in enchantment-based shells that can leverage its creature type while still playing a defensive, attrition-oriented game.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 18:10:46 UTC