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Noxious Revival
Oracle Text
({G/P} can be paid with either {G} or 2 life.)
Put target card from a graveyard on top of its owner's library.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Noxious Revival is a deceptively flexible instant that fits best in tempo, combo, and grindy value decks, especially any list that treats the graveyard as a second hand. Paying either green mana or 2 life makes it easy to hold up interaction while still protecting a critical card, and putting a target card on top of its owner’s library can be either a rescue or a surgical setback. In your own deck, it shines with fetchlands, shuffle effects, or cantrips that let you redraw the revived card immediately; in combo shells, it can rebuy a key tutor, piece, or protection spell right before you need it. It also has subtle hate value against opponents by denying them a graveyard target while slowing their draw step, making it strong in resource wars. The card feels like a brief, toxic resurgence rather than true resurrection: the spell doesn’t restore, it reintroduces, and that small delay is where skilled play turns poison into profit.
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Character Background
Noxious Revival is a deceptively flexible instant that fits best in tempo, combo, and grindy value decks, especially any list that treats the graveyard as a second hand. Paying either green mana or 2 life makes it easy to hold up interaction while still protecting a critical card, and putting a target card on top of its owner’s library can be either a rescue or a surgical setback. In your own deck, it shines with fetchlands, shuffle effects, or cantrips that let you redraw the revived card immediately; in combo shells, it can rebuy a key tutor, piece, or protection spell right before you need it. It also has subtle hate value against opponents by denying them a graveyard target while slowing their draw step, making it strong in resource wars. The card feels like a brief, toxic resurgence rather than true resurrection: the spell doesn’t restore, it reintroduces, and that small delay is where skilled play turns poison into profit.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 23:10:44 UTC