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Sneaky Snacker
Oracle Text
Flying
When you draw your third card in a turn, return this card from your graveyard to the battlefield tapped.
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Mana CostCharacter Background
Sneaky Snacker is a perfect little engine for dimir-style value decks, especially tempo and control shells that naturally keep cards flowing. A 2/1 flier for {U}{B} already pressures planeswalkers and chips in early, but the real strength is that it keeps coming back once you hit your third card drawn in a turn, turning cantrips and draw bursts into repeatable board presence. In practice, that means it pairs well with cheap cantrips, loot effects, and draw-two spells that help you cross the threshold every turn cycle. In Modern Horizons 3 Limited, it rewards a deck built to stay ahead on cards rather than on raw size, and it can be especially annoying alongside effects that let you draw on both your turn and your opponent’s. The name and Faerie Rogue frame it as a nimble scavenger—small, evasive, and always returning when the opportunity presents itself.
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Character Background
Sneaky Snacker is a perfect little engine for dimir-style value decks, especially tempo and control shells that naturally keep cards flowing. A 2/1 flier for {U}{B} already pressures planeswalkers and chips in early, but the real strength is that it keeps coming back once you hit your third card drawn in a turn, turning cantrips and draw bursts into repeatable board presence. In practice, that means it pairs well with cheap cantrips, loot effects, and draw-two spells that help you cross the threshold every turn cycle. In Modern Horizons 3 Limited, it rewards a deck built to stay ahead on cards rather than on raw size, and it can be especially annoying alongside effects that let you draw on both your turn and your opponent’s. The name and Faerie Rogue frame it as a nimble scavenger—small, evasive, and always returning when the opportunity presents itself.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-10-12 18:10:44 UTC