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Thalia and The Gitrog Monster
Oracle Text
First strike, deathtouch
You may play an additional land on each of your turns.
Creatures and nonbasic lands your opponents control enter tapped.
Whenever Thalia and The Gitrog Monster attacks, sacrifice a creature or land, then draw a card.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Thalia and The Gitrog Monster is a brutal mythic value engine that leans hard into midrange-tempo and land-centric control. A 4/4 with first strike and deathtouch makes combat miserable for almost anything trying to block it, while the tax effect on opponents’ nonbasic lands and creatures entering tapped slows their development and protects your lead. The extra land drop is the real glue here, especially in decks built to exploit fetch lands, utility lands, and lands that sacrifice themselves for value; it helps you stay ahead on mana while feeding the attack trigger. Since attacking asks you to sacrifice a creature or land, deckbuilding should include tokens, recursive creatures, and lands with strong graveyard or ETB value so the downside becomes an advantage. In practice, this card shines when it snowballs board control, pressures life totals, and converts mana superiority into steady card draw.
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Character Background
Thalia and The Gitrog Monster is a brutal mythic value engine that leans hard into midrange-tempo and land-centric control. A 4/4 with first strike and deathtouch makes combat miserable for almost anything trying to block it, while the tax effect on opponents’ nonbasic lands and creatures entering tapped slows their development and protects your lead. The extra land drop is the real glue here, especially in decks built to exploit fetch lands, utility lands, and lands that sacrifice themselves for value; it helps you stay ahead on mana while feeding the attack trigger. Since attacking asks you to sacrifice a creature or land, deckbuilding should include tokens, recursive creatures, and lands with strong graveyard or ETB value so the downside becomes an advantage. In practice, this card shines when it snowballs board control, pressures life totals, and converts mana superiority into steady card draw.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 18:10:46 UTC