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Pulse Tracker
Oracle Text
Whenever this creature attacks, each opponent loses 1 life.
Card Details
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Character Background
Pulse Tracker is a classic one-mana aggressive role-player for black decks that want to chip away at life totals while staying mana-efficient. As a 1/1 Vampire Rogue, it fits the game plan of aggro or black tempo, turning every attack into a small drain effect that pressures all opponents at once. In multiplayer, that “each opponent” clause adds up quickly, making it especially annoying in Commander and other wide tables where incremental damage matters. The best use is to pair it with evasion, combat tricks, or sacrifice synergies so it can attack safely and repeatedly; cards that grant menace, flying, or deathtouch help it keep connecting, while effects that care about life loss or creatures dying can multiply its value. In a Vampire-themed build, it also helps trigger tribe-wide payoffs and gives you a cheap early threat that scales better than its stats suggest.
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Character Background
Pulse Tracker is a classic one-mana aggressive role-player for black decks that want to chip away at life totals while staying mana-efficient. As a 1/1 Vampire Rogue, it fits the game plan of aggro or black tempo, turning every attack into a small drain effect that pressures all opponents at once. In multiplayer, that “each opponent” clause adds up quickly, making it especially annoying in Commander and other wide tables where incremental damage matters. The best use is to pair it with evasion, combat tricks, or sacrifice synergies so it can attack safely and repeatedly; cards that grant menace, flying, or deathtouch help it keep connecting, while effects that care about life loss or creatures dying can multiply its value. In a Vampire-themed build, it also helps trigger tribe-wide payoffs and gives you a cheap early threat that scales better than its stats suggest.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 05:10:45 UTC