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Flow of Maggots
Oracle Text
Cumulative upkeep {1} (At the beginning of your upkeep, put an age counter on this permanent, then sacrifice it unless you pay its upkeep cost for each age counter on it.)
This creature can't be blocked by non-Wall creatures.
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Character Background
Flow of Maggots is a grim little Ice Age relic that feels like a plague given claws: a 2/2 for three mana that grows increasingly taxing as the turns pass, yet keeps sliding through lines of defense because non-Wall creatures can’t block it. That combination makes it best suited to a tempo or aggressive black shell that wants early pressure and doesn’t plan to keep the creature around forever. The cumulative upkeep means you should treat it as a short-term threat, not a long-term investment, so it pairs well with sacrifice outlets, blink-style protection unavailable in black, or recursive effects that let you recast threats after it expires. It also gets better alongside other evasive attackers, where it can force awkward blocks and chip in damage while the opponent is forced to respect a creature that will eventually wither away. In practice, it rewards tight sequencing and a willingness to trade resources for time.
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Character Background
Flow of Maggots is a grim little Ice Age relic that feels like a plague given claws: a 2/2 for three mana that grows increasingly taxing as the turns pass, yet keeps sliding through lines of defense because non-Wall creatures can’t block it. That combination makes it best suited to a tempo or aggressive black shell that wants early pressure and doesn’t plan to keep the creature around forever. The cumulative upkeep means you should treat it as a short-term threat, not a long-term investment, so it pairs well with sacrifice outlets, blink-style protection unavailable in black, or recursive effects that let you recast threats after it expires. It also gets better alongside other evasive attackers, where it can force awkward blocks and chip in damage while the opponent is forced to respect a creature that will eventually wither away. In practice, it rewards tight sequencing and a willingness to trade resources for time.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 11:40:50 UTC