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Chorale of the Void
Oracle Text
Enchant creature you control
Whenever enchanted creature attacks, put target creature card from defending player's graveyard onto the battlefield under your control tapped and attacking.
Void — At the beginning of your end step, sacrifice this Aura unless a nonland permanent left the battlefield this turn or a spell was warped this turn.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Chorale of the Void reads like a necromantic anthem for a grinder deck that wants steady value from combat, not a one-shot burst. Best suited to midrange or tempo shells, it turns any safe attacker into a recurring reanimation engine, stealing creatures directly out of the defending player’s graveyard and pressuring them on both board and life total. The “tapped and attacking” clause means you immediately convert graveyard resources into tempo, often pulling back utility creatures, blockers, or even finishers to swing the race. Its Void rider is the real deckbuilding puzzle: you must consistently make a nonland permanent leave the battlefield or warp a spell each turn to keep the Aura alive. That pushes you toward sacrifice outlets, blink effects, cheap artifacts to cash in, or warping as a built-in action. Pair it with evasive creatures and removal so your enchanted attacker survives long enough to keep the chorus going.
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Character Background
Chorale of the Void reads like a necromantic anthem for a grinder deck that wants steady value from combat, not a one-shot burst. Best suited to midrange or tempo shells, it turns any safe attacker into a recurring reanimation engine, stealing creatures directly out of the defending player’s graveyard and pressuring them on both board and life total. The “tapped and attacking” clause means you immediately convert graveyard resources into tempo, often pulling back utility creatures, blockers, or even finishers to swing the race. Its Void rider is the real deckbuilding puzzle: you must consistently make a nonland permanent leave the battlefield or warp a spell each turn to keep the Aura alive. That pushes you toward sacrifice outlets, blink effects, cheap artifacts to cash in, or warping as a built-in action. Pair it with evasive creatures and removal so your enchanted attacker survives long enough to keep the chorus going.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 01:10:45 UTC