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Night Soil
Oracle Text
{1}, Exile two creature cards from a single graveyard: Create a 1/1 green Saproling creature token.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Night Soil is a deceptively humble enchantment that turns the refuse of the dead into steady board presence, and it fits best in value-oriented or grindy green decks that want to keep converting resources into bodies. For {G}{G}, it asks for patience rather than explosiveness: you pay {1} and exile two creature cards from a single graveyard to make a 1/1 Saproling, so the best homes are decks that can reliably stock graveyards and exploit token quantity. Self-mill, dredge-style discard, and sacrifice shells all make it easier to fuel, while cards that care about tokens, death triggers, or wide boards gain extra mileage. In practice, it’s strongest in longer games where graveyards are already crowded and you can repeatedly cash in discarded creatures for blockers or sacrifice fodder. Because it targets one graveyard at a time, it also offers incidental hate against reanimation or flashback plans, making it a useful two-for-one engine in attrition matchups.
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Character Background
Night Soil is a deceptively humble enchantment that turns the refuse of the dead into steady board presence, and it fits best in value-oriented or grindy green decks that want to keep converting resources into bodies. For {G}{G}, it asks for patience rather than explosiveness: you pay {1} and exile two creature cards from a single graveyard to make a 1/1 Saproling, so the best homes are decks that can reliably stock graveyards and exploit token quantity. Self-mill, dredge-style discard, and sacrifice shells all make it easier to fuel, while cards that care about tokens, death triggers, or wide boards gain extra mileage. In practice, it’s strongest in longer games where graveyards are already crowded and you can repeatedly cash in discarded creatures for blockers or sacrifice fodder. Because it targets one graveyard at a time, it also offers incidental hate against reanimation or flashback plans, making it a useful two-for-one engine in attrition matchups.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-09-15 04:10:45 UTC