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Eclipsed Boggart
Oracle Text
When this creature enters, look at the top four cards of your library. You may reveal a Goblin, Swamp, or Mountain card from among them and put it into your hand. Put the rest on the bottom of your library in a random order.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Eclipsed Boggart fits neatly into a Rakdos-style value-tempo plan, giving you a solid 2/3 body for three mana while smoothing draws in a way aggressive black-red decks love. In practice, it’s best when your list is dense with Goblins, Swamps, and Mountains, because the enter-the-battlefield trigger can turn into a reliable card-selection tool rather than a gamble. That makes it especially useful in low-curve aggro decks that want to keep lands flowing early and creatures coming down on time, but it also has a quiet role in midrange shells that need consistent access to the right mix of threats and mana. A good deckbuilding tip is to prioritize cards that care about creature types or basic land count, since this Scout helps you dig for either half of your plan without slowing pressure. The “eclipsed” flavor feels like a furtive guide moving through dim Lorwyn paths, finding the right trail just when it matters most.
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Character Background
Eclipsed Boggart fits neatly into a Rakdos-style value-tempo plan, giving you a solid 2/3 body for three mana while smoothing draws in a way aggressive black-red decks love. In practice, it’s best when your list is dense with Goblins, Swamps, and Mountains, because the enter-the-battlefield trigger can turn into a reliable card-selection tool rather than a gamble. That makes it especially useful in low-curve aggro decks that want to keep lands flowing early and creatures coming down on time, but it also has a quiet role in midrange shells that need consistent access to the right mix of threats and mana. A good deckbuilding tip is to prioritize cards that care about creature types or basic land count, since this Scout helps you dig for either half of your plan without slowing pressure. The “eclipsed” flavor feels like a furtive guide moving through dim Lorwyn paths, finding the right trail just when it matters most.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 07:40:42 UTC