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Scuzzback Scrounger
Oracle Text
At the beginning of your first main phase, you may blight 1. If you do, create a Treasure token. (To blight 1, put a -1/-1 counter on a creature you control. A Treasure token is an artifact with "{T}, Sacrifice this token: Add one mana of any color.")
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Scuzzback Scrounger looks like a classic red aggressive two-drop with a sneaky value engine bolted on, making it especially appealing in aggro or midrange-tempo shells that can turn spare bodies into resources. A 3/2 for {1}{R} already pressures life totals and trades up in combat, while the beginning-of-first-main-phase trigger lets you convert a creature you control into a Treasure if you’re willing to blight 1, effectively turning a disposable token, token-maker, or already-wounded attacker into mana acceleration. That makes it strong in decks that care about sacrifice, counters, or recursive creatures, since the -1/-1 counter can be more upside than drawback. Pair it with creatures that enjoy dying, or with cards that can remove counters and recycle threats, to keep the engine humming. In gameplay terms, it rewards sequencing: attack first, then decide whether the Treasure helps you double-spell or splash a key off-color card.
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Character Background
Scuzzback Scrounger looks like a classic red aggressive two-drop with a sneaky value engine bolted on, making it especially appealing in aggro or midrange-tempo shells that can turn spare bodies into resources. A 3/2 for {1}{R} already pressures life totals and trades up in combat, while the beginning-of-first-main-phase trigger lets you convert a creature you control into a Treasure if you’re willing to blight 1, effectively turning a disposable token, token-maker, or already-wounded attacker into mana acceleration. That makes it strong in decks that care about sacrifice, counters, or recursive creatures, since the -1/-1 counter can be more upside than drawback. Pair it with creatures that enjoy dying, or with cards that can remove counters and recycle threats, to keep the engine humming. In gameplay terms, it rewards sequencing: attack first, then decide whether the Treasure helps you double-spell or splash a key off-color card.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-10-08 19:10:44 UTC