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The Many Deeds of Belzenlok
Oracle Text
I — Exile up to one target Saga card from a graveyard. Copy its chapter I ability.
II — Exile up to one target Saga card from a graveyard. Copy its chapter II ability.
III — Exile up to one target Saga card from a graveyard. Copy its chapter III ability.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
The Many Deeds of Belzenlok is a wonderfully recursive value engine for black decks that like to turn the graveyard into a toolbox. In gameplay terms, it best supports grindy control or midrange plans, since each chapter lets you reuse the strongest chapter abilities from Sagas already spent, effectively turning one card into three delayed spell-copies. That makes it especially good in decks packed with impactful Sagas whose early chapters generate removal, cards, or tempo, then leave behind a useful payoff for Belzenlok to harvest. A strong synergy tip is to pair it with self-mill or discard outlets, since filling the graveyard increases your options and ensures you always have a target. The card’s flavor feels like a ledger of dark achievements, as if Belzenlok is stealing the history of other stories and rewriting them as his own. Keep in mind it needs setup, so it shines most when your deck can survive long enough to extract maximum chapter value.
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Character Background
The Many Deeds of Belzenlok is a wonderfully recursive value engine for black decks that like to turn the graveyard into a toolbox. In gameplay terms, it best supports grindy control or midrange plans, since each chapter lets you reuse the strongest chapter abilities from Sagas already spent, effectively turning one card into three delayed spell-copies. That makes it especially good in decks packed with impactful Sagas whose early chapters generate removal, cards, or tempo, then leave behind a useful payoff for Belzenlok to harvest. A strong synergy tip is to pair it with self-mill or discard outlets, since filling the graveyard increases your options and ensures you always have a target. The card’s flavor feels like a ledger of dark achievements, as if Belzenlok is stealing the history of other stories and rewriting them as his own. Keep in mind it needs setup, so it shines most when your deck can survive long enough to extract maximum chapter value.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 05:20:42 UTC