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Infernal Captor
Oracle Text
Exploit (When this creature enters, you may sacrifice a creature.)
When this creature exploits a creature, gain control of target artifact or creature until end of turn. Untap that permanent. It gains haste until end of turn.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Infernal Captor is a neat little tempo card that turns sacrifice into short-term theft, fitting best in Rakdos-style value or sacrifice decks that can spare a creature on entry. A 3/3 for four mana is fair on its own, but exploit gives it real bite: if you have a token, a recursive creature, or a death-trigger fodder piece lying around, you can cash that in to seize an opposing artifact or creature, swing with it immediately thanks to haste, and often convert the stolen permanent into damage, a removal spell, or a surprise blocker. In gameplay terms, it rewards setups that already want creatures to die, such as aristocrats shells or decks with disposable tokens from cards like Bitterblossom-style engines or treasure-makers that also leave bodies. The Devil Rogue flavor matches the effect well: a cunning interloper that steals something useful, uses it briefly, and leaves the opponent scrambling.
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Character Background
Infernal Captor is a neat little tempo card that turns sacrifice into short-term theft, fitting best in Rakdos-style value or sacrifice decks that can spare a creature on entry. A 3/3 for four mana is fair on its own, but exploit gives it real bite: if you have a token, a recursive creature, or a death-trigger fodder piece lying around, you can cash that in to seize an opposing artifact or creature, swing with it immediately thanks to haste, and often convert the stolen permanent into damage, a removal spell, or a surprise blocker. In gameplay terms, it rewards setups that already want creatures to die, such as aristocrats shells or decks with disposable tokens from cards like Bitterblossom-style engines or treasure-makers that also leave bodies. The Devil Rogue flavor matches the effect well: a cunning interloper that steals something useful, uses it briefly, and leaves the opponent scrambling.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 22:40:42 UTC