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Silent Hallcreeper
Oracle Text
This creature can't be blocked.
Whenever this creature deals combat damage to a player, choose one that hasn't been chosen —
• Put two +1/+1 counters on this creature.
• Draw a card.
• This creature becomes a copy of another target creature you control.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Silent Hallcreeper fits best in an evasive tempo or value-focused blue deck, where its unblockability turns every swing into a reliable trigger rather than a gamble. In Duskmourn’s horror-soaked atmosphere, it feels like a thing that slips through walls and memories alike, steadily escalating once it gets a foothold. The first hit can turn it into a threatening clock with two +1/+1 counters, the second can replace itself with a card draw, and the third can copy your best creature, making sequencing important because each mode can only be chosen once. It pairs especially well with cheap combat protection and effects that enhance a single attacker, such as pump spells or equipment, and it becomes nastier if you control a creature with powerful static or enters-the-battlefield text to copy. Because it demands connection, prioritize ways to keep it alive and attacking every turn.
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Character Background
Silent Hallcreeper fits best in an evasive tempo or value-focused blue deck, where its unblockability turns every swing into a reliable trigger rather than a gamble. In Duskmourn’s horror-soaked atmosphere, it feels like a thing that slips through walls and memories alike, steadily escalating once it gets a foothold. The first hit can turn it into a threatening clock with two +1/+1 counters, the second can replace itself with a card draw, and the third can copy your best creature, making sequencing important because each mode can only be chosen once. It pairs especially well with cheap combat protection and effects that enhance a single attacker, such as pump spells or equipment, and it becomes nastier if you control a creature with powerful static or enters-the-battlefield text to copy. Because it demands connection, prioritize ways to keep it alive and attacking every turn.
Generated using gpt-5-mini · Updated at 2026-05-17 13:09:05 UTC