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Fear of Surveillance
Oracle Text
Vigilance
Whenever this creature attacks, surveil 1. (Look at the top card of your library. You may put it into your graveyard.)
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Fear of Surveillance is a tidy little white two-drop that fits best in tempo and value shells, especially those that want to keep pressure on while smoothing draws. A 2/2 with vigilance already asks to be respected on defense, and the attack trigger turns every swing into card selection: surveil 1 can tuck away lands you don’t need or load the graveyard for recursion, delirium-style payoffs, or self-mill synergies. In Duskmourn’s horror atmosphere, the card feels like a nightmare that keeps watch while quietly rummaging through hidden truths, which matches its gameplay perfectly—persistent, intrusive, and difficult to ignore. It pairs well with cards that care about cards in the graveyard, or effects that reward repeated attacking, and it’s especially nice in decks with cheap combat tricks or bounce protection, where it can attack safely and keep the flow of your draws efficient.
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Character Background
Fear of Surveillance is a tidy little white two-drop that fits best in tempo and value shells, especially those that want to keep pressure on while smoothing draws. A 2/2 with vigilance already asks to be respected on defense, and the attack trigger turns every swing into card selection: surveil 1 can tuck away lands you don’t need or load the graveyard for recursion, delirium-style payoffs, or self-mill synergies. In Duskmourn’s horror atmosphere, the card feels like a nightmare that keeps watch while quietly rummaging through hidden truths, which matches its gameplay perfectly—persistent, intrusive, and difficult to ignore. It pairs well with cards that care about cards in the graveyard, or effects that reward repeated attacking, and it’s especially nice in decks with cheap combat tricks or bounce protection, where it can attack safely and keep the flow of your draws efficient.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 19:10:47 UTC