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Wretched Anurid
Oracle Text
Whenever another creature enters, you lose 1 life.
Card Details
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Character Background
Wretched Anurid is a brutally efficient two-mana 3/3 that fits best in aggressive or tempo-leaning black decks, where early board presence matters more than long-game attrition. The downside is real: every other creature entering the battlefield drains you for 1, so this frog-horror rewards lists that keep creature count lean or generate value without flooding the field. In practice, it shines when you can deploy it early and then pressure life totals before the self-inflicted damage becomes significant. It pairs well with sacrifice shells, since those decks often care more about turning creatures into resources than building a wide board, and it can also work in black-based decks that use token makers sparingly or recur the Anurid after removal. Flavorfully, it feels like a decayed swamp predator, thriving in filth but never comfortably among the living.
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Character Background
Wretched Anurid is a brutally efficient two-mana 3/3 that fits best in aggressive or tempo-leaning black decks, where early board presence matters more than long-game attrition. The downside is real: every other creature entering the battlefield drains you for 1, so this frog-horror rewards lists that keep creature count lean or generate value without flooding the field. In practice, it shines when you can deploy it early and then pressure life totals before the self-inflicted damage becomes significant. It pairs well with sacrifice shells, since those decks often care more about turning creatures into resources than building a wide board, and it can also work in black-based decks that use token makers sparingly or recur the Anurid after removal. Flavorfully, it feels like a decayed swamp predator, thriving in filth but never comfortably among the living.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-10-08 02:10:42 UTC