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Murder of Crows
Oracle Text
Flying
Whenever another creature dies, you may draw a card. If you do, discard a card.
Card Details
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Character Background
Murder of Crows is a classic blue value flyer that fits best in control or midrange decks looking to turn creature trades into sustained advantage. A 4/4 flyer for five mana already pressures planeswalkers and closes games quickly, and the death-trigger loot effect means every creature that falls can become selection, graveyard setup, or a way to ditch redundant lands and situational spells. In practice, it rewards a deck built to make deaths happen on your terms: sacrifice outlets, repeatable sweepers, or combat-heavy shells where your own creatures are expected to die. It pairs especially well with token makers, since extra bodies convert into cards without much loss, and with graveyard synergies that appreciate discarding. The name and art concept evoke a swarm of ominous birds feeding on loss, which matches its gameplay neatly—this is the kind of threat that turns a messy battlefield into resources and keeps your hand stocked while the board empties.
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Character Background
Murder of Crows is a classic blue value flyer that fits best in control or midrange decks looking to turn creature trades into sustained advantage. A 4/4 flyer for five mana already pressures planeswalkers and closes games quickly, and the death-trigger loot effect means every creature that falls can become selection, graveyard setup, or a way to ditch redundant lands and situational spells. In practice, it rewards a deck built to make deaths happen on your terms: sacrifice outlets, repeatable sweepers, or combat-heavy shells where your own creatures are expected to die. It pairs especially well with token makers, since extra bodies convert into cards without much loss, and with graveyard synergies that appreciate discarding. The name and art concept evoke a swarm of ominous birds feeding on loss, which matches its gameplay neatly—this is the kind of threat that turns a messy battlefield into resources and keeps your hand stocked while the board empties.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 14:10:43 UTC