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Veteran Survivor
Oracle Text
Survival — At the beginning of your second main phase, if this creature is tapped, exile up to one target card from a graveyard.
As long as there are three or more cards exiled with this creature, it gets +3/+3 and has hexproof. (It can't be the target of spells or abilities your opponents control.)
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Veteran Survivor fits neatly into a white tempo-value shell, especially in Duskmourn where any card that rewards careful, repeatable actions can snowball quickly. A 2/1 for one mana is already serviceable pressure, but the real strength is that it turns tapping into a resource: if you can attack safely or otherwise tap it, you get a steady graveyard exile trigger in your second main phase, which doubles as hate against reanimation and delirium-style plans. Once three cards are exiled with it, the payoff is huge—+3/+3 and hexproof make it a serious threat that becomes difficult to remove. It pairs well with vigilance, tap-out combat tricks, or equipment that helps it survive early combat while still attacking. In deckbuilding, include self-tapping enablers and ways to keep opposing graveyards stocked, since the card excels when it can pressure life totals while gradually locking in its own resilience.
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Character Background
Veteran Survivor fits neatly into a white tempo-value shell, especially in Duskmourn where any card that rewards careful, repeatable actions can snowball quickly. A 2/1 for one mana is already serviceable pressure, but the real strength is that it turns tapping into a resource: if you can attack safely or otherwise tap it, you get a steady graveyard exile trigger in your second main phase, which doubles as hate against reanimation and delirium-style plans. Once three cards are exiled with it, the payoff is huge—+3/+3 and hexproof make it a serious threat that becomes difficult to remove. It pairs well with vigilance, tap-out combat tricks, or equipment that helps it survive early combat while still attacking. In deckbuilding, include self-tapping enablers and ways to keep opposing graveyards stocked, since the card excels when it can pressure life totals while gradually locking in its own resilience.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 21:10:45 UTC