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Faller's Faithful
Oracle Text
When this creature enters, destroy up to one other target creature. If that creature wasn't dealt damage this turn, its controller draws two cards.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Faller’s Faithful fits best into a black-based tempo or midrange-control plan, where a 3-mana 3/1 body can apply pressure while also acting as a removal spell with a built-in clause to punish boards that haven’t been softened up. The key gameplay tension is that the creature you destroy may still replace itself with two cards if it wasn’t dealt damage this turn, so this card rewards sequencing and combat damage setup more than blind casting. Pair it with pingers, cheap burn, or incidental damage from tokens so the targeted creature dies cleanly and your opponent doesn’t cash in on the extra draw. In Limited, it is especially strong as a swingy answer to utility creatures, while in Constructed it wants shells that can reliably chip creatures first. Flavorfully, the card name suggests loyal service to a destructive cause, and that feels apt: it is less a clean assassin than a ruthless enforcer, trading precision and timing for a very real battlefield swing.
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Character Background
Faller’s Faithful fits best into a black-based tempo or midrange-control plan, where a 3-mana 3/1 body can apply pressure while also acting as a removal spell with a built-in clause to punish boards that haven’t been softened up. The key gameplay tension is that the creature you destroy may still replace itself with two cards if it wasn’t dealt damage this turn, so this card rewards sequencing and combat damage setup more than blind casting. Pair it with pingers, cheap burn, or incidental damage from tokens so the targeted creature dies cleanly and your opponent doesn’t cash in on the extra draw. In Limited, it is especially strong as a swingy answer to utility creatures, while in Constructed it wants shells that can reliably chip creatures first. Flavorfully, the card name suggests loyal service to a destructive cause, and that feels apt: it is less a clean assassin than a ruthless enforcer, trading precision and timing for a very real battlefield swing.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 01:10:48 UTC