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Living Phone
Oracle Text
When this creature dies, look at the top five cards of your library. You may reveal a creature card with power 2 or less from among them and put it into your hand. Put the rest on the bottom of your library in a random order.
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Mana CostCharacter Background
Living Phone is a deceptively sturdy little value piece for white decks that want to keep trading resources while not running out of gas, especially control, midrange, and grindy tempo shells. A 2/1 for three already pressures life totals and trades up with many early attackers, and the death trigger turns removal, combat, or sacrifice into card advantage by digging for a creature with power 2 or less. That makes it excellent in builds filled with evasive utility creatures, cheap recursion targets, or sacrifice outlets like a self-mill or aristocrats package. In Duskmourn’s haunted toybox tone, it feels like a cursed household object that keeps “calling back” something from the attic after it breaks, which matches its gameplay: even when answered, it still leaves a useful clue. Prioritize low-power creatures with impactful enters-the-battlefield abilities or relevant static effects, since Living Phone can turn a simple chump block into a steady stream of board presence.
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Character Background
Living Phone is a deceptively sturdy little value piece for white decks that want to keep trading resources while not running out of gas, especially control, midrange, and grindy tempo shells. A 2/1 for three already pressures life totals and trades up with many early attackers, and the death trigger turns removal, combat, or sacrifice into card advantage by digging for a creature with power 2 or less. That makes it excellent in builds filled with evasive utility creatures, cheap recursion targets, or sacrifice outlets like a self-mill or aristocrats package. In Duskmourn’s haunted toybox tone, it feels like a cursed household object that keeps “calling back” something from the attic after it breaks, which matches its gameplay: even when answered, it still leaves a useful clue. Prioritize low-power creatures with impactful enters-the-battlefield abilities or relevant static effects, since Living Phone can turn a simple chump block into a steady stream of board presence.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 10:40:43 UTC