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Wurmcoil Larva
Oracle Text
Deathtouch, lifelink
When this creature dies, create a 1/2 black Phyrexian Wurm artifact creature token with deathtouch and a 2/1 black Phyrexian Wurm artifact creature token with lifelink.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Wurmcoil Larva is a tidy little engine for black midrange and control decks that want a sturdy blocker now and extra material later. A 3/3 with deathtouch and lifelink already demands awkward attacks and stabilizes the board quickly, while the death trigger leaves behind two bodies that preserve pressure and life gain even after removal. That makes it especially strong in attrition matchups, where every trade becomes a resource swing. The best plan is usually value: play it to blunt early aggression, then force opponents to spend multiple cards or accept a slow grind. It pairs well with sacrifice outlets and effects that reward creatures dying, since you can cash it in on your terms and still keep both tokens. In Phyrexian or artifact-centric shells, it also plays nicely with recursion and artifact synergies, turning one creature into a resilient package that keeps the swarm alive and the life total climbing.
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Character Background
Wurmcoil Larva is a tidy little engine for black midrange and control decks that want a sturdy blocker now and extra material later. A 3/3 with deathtouch and lifelink already demands awkward attacks and stabilizes the board quickly, while the death trigger leaves behind two bodies that preserve pressure and life gain even after removal. That makes it especially strong in attrition matchups, where every trade becomes a resource swing. The best plan is usually value: play it to blunt early aggression, then force opponents to spend multiple cards or accept a slow grind. It pairs well with sacrifice outlets and effects that reward creatures dying, since you can cash it in on your terms and still keep both tokens. In Phyrexian or artifact-centric shells, it also plays nicely with recursion and artifact synergies, turning one creature into a resilient package that keeps the swarm alive and the life total climbing.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 02:10:44 UTC