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Hecteyes
Oracle Text
When this creature enters, each opponent discards a card.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Hecteyes is a cheap, two‑for‑one style threat: a 1/1 for {1}{B} that immediately strips each opponent of a card on arrival. Thematically its Ooze/Horror identity evokes a mind‑devouring parasite that peels decisions away, but mechanically it best supports a tempo/disruption plan — play early to remove answers and curve into more powerful finishers — and it shines in multiplayer where "each opponent discards" scales. Build it into low‑curve black shells that want to control opponents' hands, or into discard/value lists that pair it with cards like Liliana's Caress or Megrim and with sacrifice outlets (e.g., Viscera Seer) to reuse ETB timing or dodge removal; it also enables graveyard synergies and Dredge‑style lines. Don't treat it as a top‑end finisher: protect the board with removal or follow up with bodies, because a one‑power body dies easily but the tempo and information advantage it buys are where its real value lies.
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Character Background
Hecteyes is a cheap, two‑for‑one style threat: a 1/1 for {1}{B} that immediately strips each opponent of a card on arrival. Thematically its Ooze/Horror identity evokes a mind‑devouring parasite that peels decisions away, but mechanically it best supports a tempo/disruption plan — play early to remove answers and curve into more powerful finishers — and it shines in multiplayer where "each opponent discards" scales. Build it into low‑curve black shells that want to control opponents' hands, or into discard/value lists that pair it with cards like Liliana's Caress or Megrim and with sacrifice outlets (e.g., Viscera Seer) to reuse ETB timing or dodge removal; it also enables graveyard synergies and Dredge‑style lines. Don't treat it as a top‑end finisher: protect the board with removal or follow up with bodies, because a one‑power body dies easily but the tempo and information advantage it buys are where its real value lies.
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