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Requiem Monolith
Oracle Text
{T}: Until end of turn, target creature gains "Whenever this creature is dealt damage, you draw that many cards and lose that much life." That creature's controller may have this artifact deal 1 damage to it. Activate only as a sorcery.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Requiem Monolith is a striking black artifact that turns pain into information, and it most naturally fits a control or attrition game plan. By granting a creature the “draw that many cards and lose that much life” damage trigger, it creates a nasty threat of conversion: any ping, combat trade, or damage-based sweep becomes card flow for its controller and a life swing against them. The sorcery-speed restriction means you want to set it up before combat or before your own damage spell resolves, then immediately pressure the creature with something like a repeatable ping effect, fight spell, or damage-based removal. It also pairs well with sacrifice and recursion shells, since you can target your own expendable creature and exploit the effect when you’re ready to cash it in. In practice, this card rewards careful timing and deck construction around reliable damage sources, turning a single black mana investment into a potent source of inevitability.
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Character Background
Requiem Monolith is a striking black artifact that turns pain into information, and it most naturally fits a control or attrition game plan. By granting a creature the “draw that many cards and lose that much life” damage trigger, it creates a nasty threat of conversion: any ping, combat trade, or damage-based sweep becomes card flow for its controller and a life swing against them. The sorcery-speed restriction means you want to set it up before combat or before your own damage spell resolves, then immediately pressure the creature with something like a repeatable ping effect, fight spell, or damage-based removal. It also pairs well with sacrifice and recursion shells, since you can target your own expendable creature and exploit the effect when you’re ready to cash it in. In practice, this card rewards careful timing and deck construction around reliable damage sources, turning a single black mana investment into a potent source of inevitability.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 08:40:45 UTC