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Tempest Harvester
Oracle Text
When this creature enters, you get {E}{E} (two energy counters).
{T}, Pay {E}: Draw a card, then discard a card.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Tempest Harvester is a tidy Modern Horizons 3 role-player that reads like a classic Merfolk trickster: a small wizard fishing secrets out of storm-churned waters. In gameplay terms, it fits best in tempo and value shells, especially blue decks that want to keep mana open while converting spare resources into cards. Entering with two energy counters already makes it self-contained, and the tap ability turns that energy into a filtered draw, helping you dig for interaction, lands, or combo pieces while ditching excess copies or situational spells. It is especially appealing alongside other energy cards that can replenish the counters, or in decks with untap effects that let a cheap body generate repeated selection. Because it only costs two mana and attacks as a 2/1, it can also pressure planeswalkers or chip in early, but its real strength is smoothing draws and keeping a midgame hand flexible.
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Character Background
Tempest Harvester is a tidy Modern Horizons 3 role-player that reads like a classic Merfolk trickster: a small wizard fishing secrets out of storm-churned waters. In gameplay terms, it fits best in tempo and value shells, especially blue decks that want to keep mana open while converting spare resources into cards. Entering with two energy counters already makes it self-contained, and the tap ability turns that energy into a filtered draw, helping you dig for interaction, lands, or combo pieces while ditching excess copies or situational spells. It is especially appealing alongside other energy cards that can replenish the counters, or in decks with untap effects that let a cheap body generate repeated selection. Because it only costs two mana and attacks as a 2/1, it can also pressure planeswalkers or chip in early, but its real strength is smoothing draws and keeping a midgame hand flexible.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-05-19 01:25:13 UTC