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Echo of Dusk
Oracle Text
Descend 4 — As long as there are four or more permanent cards in your graveyard, this creature gets +1/+1 and has lifelink.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Echo of Dusk is a tidy little role-player for black decks that want early board presence while naturally stocking the graveyard, making it especially appealing in value-oriented tempo and grindy midrange shells. A 2/2 for two is already acceptable, but Descend 4 turns it into a 3/3 lifelinking threat, which swings races hard and punishes aggressive starts. The best home is a deck that regularly puts permanents into the graveyard through self-mill, sacrifice, or trading off cheap creatures and artifacts, so it can turn on consistently rather than as a late bonus. In Lost Caverns of Ixalan, the card feels like a haunted remnant feeding on what has been lost, and that flavor matches its gameplay perfectly: it rewards attrition. Pair it with cards that sacrifice Clues, Treasures, or disposable tokens to accelerate Descend while keeping your life total healthy.
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Character Background
Echo of Dusk is a tidy little role-player for black decks that want early board presence while naturally stocking the graveyard, making it especially appealing in value-oriented tempo and grindy midrange shells. A 2/2 for two is already acceptable, but Descend 4 turns it into a 3/3 lifelinking threat, which swings races hard and punishes aggressive starts. The best home is a deck that regularly puts permanents into the graveyard through self-mill, sacrifice, or trading off cheap creatures and artifacts, so it can turn on consistently rather than as a late bonus. In Lost Caverns of Ixalan, the card feels like a haunted remnant feeding on what has been lost, and that flavor matches its gameplay perfectly: it rewards attrition. Pair it with cards that sacrifice Clues, Treasures, or disposable tokens to accelerate Descend while keeping your life total healthy.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 14:10:44 UTC