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Ingot Chewer
Oracle Text
When this creature enters, destroy target artifact.
Evoke {R} (You may cast this spell for its evoke cost. If you do, it's sacrificed when it enters.)
Card Details
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Character Background
Ingot Chewer is a classic piece of red utility that fits best in tempo and midrange shells, where a cheap answer to a key artifact can swing the board while still leaving behind a 3/3 body when hard-cast. Its evoke cost of {R} makes it especially flexible: you can strip away a troublesome equipment, mana rock, or artifact creature early, then keep your development moving instead of spending a full turn on interaction. That makes it excellent against ramp decks leaning on Signets or Treasure, and it can punish artifact-centric strategies before they stabilize. In Limited, it is often a premium maindeckable card because artifact targets are common and the body matters. Deckbuilding-wise, it pairs well with blink or recursion effects only if you hard-cast it, since evoke will sacrifice it on entry; instead, consider synergies with sacrifice payoffs or cards that reward creatures entering and leaving the battlefield. Thematically, it feels like a molten force that devours metal and then briefly solidifies into a brawler.
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Character Background
Ingot Chewer is a classic piece of red utility that fits best in tempo and midrange shells, where a cheap answer to a key artifact can swing the board while still leaving behind a 3/3 body when hard-cast. Its evoke cost of {R} makes it especially flexible: you can strip away a troublesome equipment, mana rock, or artifact creature early, then keep your development moving instead of spending a full turn on interaction. That makes it excellent against ramp decks leaning on Signets or Treasure, and it can punish artifact-centric strategies before they stabilize. In Limited, it is often a premium maindeckable card because artifact targets are common and the body matters. Deckbuilding-wise, it pairs well with blink or recursion effects only if you hard-cast it, since evoke will sacrifice it on entry; instead, consider synergies with sacrifice payoffs or cards that reward creatures entering and leaving the battlefield. Thematically, it feels like a molten force that devours metal and then briefly solidifies into a brawler.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 18:40:43 UTC