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Scarecrone
Oracle Text
{1}, Sacrifice a Scarecrow: Draw a card.
{4}, {T}: Return target artifact creature card from your graveyard to the battlefield.
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Character Background
Scarecrone is a classic value engine for Magic: The Gathering decks that want to grind long games, especially control or midrange shells with artifact-creature density. As a 1/2 for three mana, it is not trying to win combat; its real strength is turning expendable Scarecrows into cards and later recycling fallen artifact creatures from the graveyard. The first ability rewards sacrifice fodder, so deckbuilding should lean into tokens, recursive artifacts, or any Scarecrow package that can be cashed in for material advantage. The second ability is slower but powerful, effectively turning every graveyard into a second hand if your deck can reach four mana repeatedly. It pairs well with durable artifact creatures and sacrifice outlets, and in Commander-style construction it can quietly dominate attrition battles by buying back key threats or utility pieces. Scarecrone best supports a value plan that outlasts the opponent.
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Character Background
Scarecrone is a classic value engine for Magic: The Gathering decks that want to grind long games, especially control or midrange shells with artifact-creature density. As a 1/2 for three mana, it is not trying to win combat; its real strength is turning expendable Scarecrows into cards and later recycling fallen artifact creatures from the graveyard. The first ability rewards sacrifice fodder, so deckbuilding should lean into tokens, recursive artifacts, or any Scarecrow package that can be cashed in for material advantage. The second ability is slower but powerful, effectively turning every graveyard into a second hand if your deck can reach four mana repeatedly. It pairs well with durable artifact creatures and sacrifice outlets, and in Commander-style construction it can quietly dominate attrition battles by buying back key threats or utility pieces. Scarecrone best supports a value plan that outlasts the opponent.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-22 05:10:42 UTC