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Needle Drop
Oracle Text
Needle Drop deals 1 damage to any target that was dealt damage this turn.
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Character Background
Needle Drop is a tiny, efficient red instant that rewards you for doing what aggressive and tempo decks already want: chip in damage early, then turn that pressure into a fresh card. Because it only targets something damaged this turn, it pairs especially well with combat tricks, pingers, burn spells, and repeatable sources like Thermo-Alchemist or Electrostatic Field, letting a single point of damage “echo” into another. In practice, this is a great role-player for aggro, tempo, and spell-heavy red decks that need to keep gas flowing without spending much mana. The key deckbuilding tip is to include enough incidental damage sources so Needle Drop is rarely dead; even a blocked attacker, a Shock, or a ping from a creature can set it up. As a common, it feels like a sharp little follow-up strike: not a headline card, but one that quietly converts momentum into card advantage.
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Character Background
Needle Drop is a tiny, efficient red instant that rewards you for doing what aggressive and tempo decks already want: chip in damage early, then turn that pressure into a fresh card. Because it only targets something damaged this turn, it pairs especially well with combat tricks, pingers, burn spells, and repeatable sources like Thermo-Alchemist or Electrostatic Field, letting a single point of damage “echo” into another. In practice, this is a great role-player for aggro, tempo, and spell-heavy red decks that need to keep gas flowing without spending much mana. The key deckbuilding tip is to include enough incidental damage sources so Needle Drop is rarely dead; even a blocked attacker, a Shock, or a ping from a creature can set it up. As a common, it feels like a sharp little follow-up strike: not a headline card, but one that quietly converts momentum into card advantage.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 21:10:49 UTC