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Gravebind
Oracle Text
Target creature can't be regenerated this turn.
Draw a card at the beginning of the next turn's upkeep.
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Character Background
Gravebind is a compact, Ice Age-era piece of black interaction that fits best into control and attrition shells, with a small tempo edge when you use it to force through combat or keep a key blocker from surviving combat tricks. At one black mana, it efficiently answers creatures that rely on regeneration, a much more relevant clause in older environments than in modern ones, and the delayed card draw means you don’t even fall behind on resources for spending the removal. The spell feels appropriately necromantic: not a dramatic kill, but a chilling restraint that denies the grave another escape. In deckbuilding, it pairs well with discard and sacrifice themes, since stripping regeneration protection helps your other removal become cleaner, and the cantrip reward makes it attractive in low-curve black decks that want to keep mana open. If you’re drafting or building sealed, treat it as a flexible role-player that smooths draws while protecting your board plan.
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Character Background
Gravebind is a compact, Ice Age-era piece of black interaction that fits best into control and attrition shells, with a small tempo edge when you use it to force through combat or keep a key blocker from surviving combat tricks. At one black mana, it efficiently answers creatures that rely on regeneration, a much more relevant clause in older environments than in modern ones, and the delayed card draw means you don’t even fall behind on resources for spending the removal. The spell feels appropriately necromantic: not a dramatic kill, but a chilling restraint that denies the grave another escape. In deckbuilding, it pairs well with discard and sacrifice themes, since stripping regeneration protection helps your other removal become cleaner, and the cantrip reward makes it attractive in low-curve black decks that want to keep mana open. If you’re drafting or building sealed, treat it as a flexible role-player that smooths draws while protecting your board plan.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 09:20:43 UTC