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Unstoppable Slasher
Oracle Text
Deathtouch
Whenever this creature deals combat damage to a player, they lose half their life, rounded up.
When this creature dies, if it had no counters on it, return it to the battlefield tapped under its owner's control with two stun counters on it.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Unstoppable Slasher is a grim, efficient threat that fits best in tempo or midrange-black shells, where pressure and removal overlap. A 2/3 body for three mana already trades up thanks to deathtouch, forcing awkward blocks and making every attack step dangerous. The real prize is the combat-damage trigger: if it connects, halving an opponent’s life total can swing a game immediately, especially after chip damage or in multiplayer where one clean hit changes the table. Its death trigger also makes it resilient, but only if it dies without counters, so deckbuilding should lean away from +1/+1 counters and instead use sacrifice outlets, blink-style effects, or repeated recursion to exploit the rebuy. In Duskmourn’s horror mood, it feels like an undead stalker that never stays down long, and on the battlefield it rewards careful evasion, removal clearing, and forcing through one brutal, decisive attack.
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Character Background
Unstoppable Slasher is a grim, efficient threat that fits best in tempo or midrange-black shells, where pressure and removal overlap. A 2/3 body for three mana already trades up thanks to deathtouch, forcing awkward blocks and making every attack step dangerous. The real prize is the combat-damage trigger: if it connects, halving an opponent’s life total can swing a game immediately, especially after chip damage or in multiplayer where one clean hit changes the table. Its death trigger also makes it resilient, but only if it dies without counters, so deckbuilding should lean away from +1/+1 counters and instead use sacrifice outlets, blink-style effects, or repeated recursion to exploit the rebuy. In Duskmourn’s horror mood, it feels like an undead stalker that never stays down long, and on the battlefield it rewards careful evasion, removal clearing, and forcing through one brutal, decisive attack.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-09-05 21:40:42 UTC