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Vengeful Possession
Oracle Text
Gain control of target creature until end of turn. Untap it. It gains haste until end of turn. You may discard a card. If you do, draw a card.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Vengeful Possession is a clean, sinister fit for Duskmourn’s horror-soaked atmosphere: a brief takeover that feels less like healing the haunted and more like weaponizing the house’s own horrors against their owner. In gameplay, it best supports aggressive tempo decks, where turning an opposing blocker or utility creature into a hasty attacker can swing damage and clear the way for your own pressure. Because it untaps the stolen creature and grants haste, it can also create surprise lethal turns by stealing a tapped creature and immediately turning it sideways. The discard-and-draw rider adds useful rummage, making this especially strong in red decks that care about graveyard setup or need to dig for burn and finishers. It pairs well with effects that reward attacking with borrowed creatures, or with cards that benefit from discarding, since the “may discard” clause lets you choose whether to keep card flow or stock the graveyard.
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Character Background
Vengeful Possession is a clean, sinister fit for Duskmourn’s horror-soaked atmosphere: a brief takeover that feels less like healing the haunted and more like weaponizing the house’s own horrors against their owner. In gameplay, it best supports aggressive tempo decks, where turning an opposing blocker or utility creature into a hasty attacker can swing damage and clear the way for your own pressure. Because it untaps the stolen creature and grants haste, it can also create surprise lethal turns by stealing a tapped creature and immediately turning it sideways. The discard-and-draw rider adds useful rummage, making this especially strong in red decks that care about graveyard setup or need to dig for burn and finishers. It pairs well with effects that reward attacking with borrowed creatures, or with cards that benefit from discarding, since the “may discard” clause lets you choose whether to keep card flow or stock the graveyard.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 20:10:43 UTC