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Deathsprout
Oracle Text
Destroy target creature. Search your library for a basic land card, put it onto the battlefield tapped, then shuffle.
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Character Background
Deathsprout is a quintessential black-green swing card, best at home in midrange and control shells that want to stabilize the board while pulling ahead on resources. At four mana, it cleanly answers a threatening creature and replaces itself with a basic land tapped, turning removal into a mana advantage that helps you reach bigger plays sooner. That makes it especially strong in slower games where tempo matters less than incremental gains, and it pairs naturally with decks that want extra land drops, multicolor fixing, or expensive finishers. In Commander or slower constructed builds, it works nicely alongside sacrifice themes, landfall payoffs, or recursion engines that can repeatedly turn removal into value. The name and effect fit Magic’s decay-and-growth flavor perfectly: one life is cut down so something else can take root. If your deck can afford the color requirements, Deathsprout is a clean, elegant answer that advances your plan instead of merely delaying the opponent’s.
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Character Background
Deathsprout is a quintessential black-green swing card, best at home in midrange and control shells that want to stabilize the board while pulling ahead on resources. At four mana, it cleanly answers a threatening creature and replaces itself with a basic land tapped, turning removal into a mana advantage that helps you reach bigger plays sooner. That makes it especially strong in slower games where tempo matters less than incremental gains, and it pairs naturally with decks that want extra land drops, multicolor fixing, or expensive finishers. In Commander or slower constructed builds, it works nicely alongside sacrifice themes, landfall payoffs, or recursion engines that can repeatedly turn removal into value. The name and effect fit Magic’s decay-and-growth flavor perfectly: one life is cut down so something else can take root. If your deck can afford the color requirements, Deathsprout is a clean, elegant answer that advances your plan instead of merely delaying the opponent’s.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 22:40:47 UTC