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Mole Worms
Oracle Text
You may choose not to untap this creature during your untap step.
{T}: Tap target land. It doesn't untap during its controller's untap step for as long as this creature remains tapped.
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Character Background
Mole Worms is a classic Ice Age attrition piece, a tiny 1/1 that plays far above its stats when you treat it as a persistent resource-denial engine. Its ability to stay tapped on purpose lets you keep a land locked down turn after turn, which makes it especially strong in a control or prison-style game plan where slowing the opponent matters more than racing damage. Because the land only stays frozen while Mole Worms remains tapped, cards that grant vigilance, untap tricks, or repeated tap synergies can reshape its role—but usually you want to protect it, not free it. Pair it with discard, removal, or other mana denial effects to strand opponents off key colors or keep them from recovering after a sweep. It is at its best in slower black decks that can leverage the tempo gain into inevitability, turning one humble worm into a long-term tax on the table.
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Character Background
Mole Worms is a classic Ice Age attrition piece, a tiny 1/1 that plays far above its stats when you treat it as a persistent resource-denial engine. Its ability to stay tapped on purpose lets you keep a land locked down turn after turn, which makes it especially strong in a control or prison-style game plan where slowing the opponent matters more than racing damage. Because the land only stays frozen while Mole Worms remains tapped, cards that grant vigilance, untap tricks, or repeated tap synergies can reshape its role—but usually you want to protect it, not free it. Pair it with discard, removal, or other mana denial effects to strand opponents off key colors or keep them from recovering after a sweep. It is at its best in slower black decks that can leverage the tempo gain into inevitability, turning one humble worm into a long-term tax on the table.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 17:10:47 UTC
