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Emptiness
Oracle Text
When this creature enters, if {W}{W} was spent to cast it, return target creature card with mana value 3 or less from your graveyard to the battlefield.
When this creature enters, if {B}{B} was spent to cast it, put three -1/-1 counters on up to one target creature.
Evoke {W/B}{W/B}
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Emptiness reads like a classic Lorwyn Eclipsed mythic: a haunting elemental incarnation that can either restore what was lost or hollow out what stands in the way. In gameplay, it best supports a grindy control or midrange value plan, since its body is solid at 3/5 and both enters-the-battlefield modes matter immediately. Spend {W}{W} to reanimate a cheap creature and you recover tempo or card advantage; spend {B}{B} to place three -1/-1 counters and neatly answer smaller threats, especially utility creatures and token leaders. Because it has evoke, it also fits decks that want flexible sacrifice triggers, letting you cash it in for the ETB effect while enabling death synergies. A strong deckbuilding tip is to pair it with recursion targets like value two- and three-drops and with blink or reanimation effects, which can let you reuse either mode depending on your color commitment.
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Character Background
Emptiness reads like a classic Lorwyn Eclipsed mythic: a haunting elemental incarnation that can either restore what was lost or hollow out what stands in the way. In gameplay, it best supports a grindy control or midrange value plan, since its body is solid at 3/5 and both enters-the-battlefield modes matter immediately. Spend {W}{W} to reanimate a cheap creature and you recover tempo or card advantage; spend {B}{B} to place three -1/-1 counters and neatly answer smaller threats, especially utility creatures and token leaders. Because it has evoke, it also fits decks that want flexible sacrifice triggers, letting you cash it in for the ETB effect while enabling death synergies. A strong deckbuilding tip is to pair it with recursion targets like value two- and three-drops and with blink or reanimation effects, which can let you reuse either mode depending on your color commitment.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 11:10:45 UTC