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Project Deathlok Soldier
Oracle Text
{2}{B}: Return this card from your graveyard to your hand.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Project Deathlok Soldier is a deceptively sturdy little engine for grindy black decks, combining the “artifact creature” and “Zombie Soldier” tags into a card that feels built for attrition rather than raw speed. A 1/2 for one black mana is already fine for early defense or pressure, but the real strength is its recursion: paying {2}{B} to return it from your graveyard to your hand turns every trade, discard, or self-mill into future material. That makes it especially strong in control or value-oriented decks that want repeatable bodies and steady mana sinks, and it also plays well in sacrifice shells where you can loop it with effects that care about creatures dying. Because it returns to hand rather than the battlefield, it pairs well with discard outlets, artifact-matters payoffs, and any deck that wants to keep drawing from a deep resource pool instead of running out of threats.
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Character Background
Project Deathlok Soldier is a deceptively sturdy little engine for grindy black decks, combining the “artifact creature” and “Zombie Soldier” tags into a card that feels built for attrition rather than raw speed. A 1/2 for one black mana is already fine for early defense or pressure, but the real strength is its recursion: paying {2}{B} to return it from your graveyard to your hand turns every trade, discard, or self-mill into future material. That makes it especially strong in control or value-oriented decks that want repeatable bodies and steady mana sinks, and it also plays well in sacrifice shells where you can loop it with effects that care about creatures dying. Because it returns to hand rather than the battlefield, it pairs well with discard outlets, artifact-matters payoffs, and any deck that wants to keep drawing from a deep resource pool instead of running out of threats.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-09-05 16:10:43 UTC