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Mindleech Mass
Oracle Text
Trample
Whenever this creature deals combat damage to a player, you may look at that player's hand. If you do, you may cast a spell from among those cards without paying its mana cost.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Mindleech Mass is a hulking Dimir-style finisher that rewards control and value shells, especially decks built to survive early, exhaust interaction, then land one overwhelming threat. A 6/6 trample for seven mana already pressures life totals, but the real payoff is the combat-damage trigger: if it connects, you get to peek at the opponent’s hand and potentially cast one of their spells for free, turning their best resource against them. That makes it particularly strong in decks with evasion support, removal to clear blockers, and ways to force damage through, such as bounce spells or tap effects. It pairs well with cards that make combat unreliable for the opponent, like discard to strip instant-speed answers before attacking or mill to reduce their options. In lore terms, it feels like a predatory hive-mind horror, feeding on thoughts as much as flesh.
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Character Background
Mindleech Mass is a hulking Dimir-style finisher that rewards control and value shells, especially decks built to survive early, exhaust interaction, then land one overwhelming threat. A 6/6 trample for seven mana already pressures life totals, but the real payoff is the combat-damage trigger: if it connects, you get to peek at the opponent’s hand and potentially cast one of their spells for free, turning their best resource against them. That makes it particularly strong in decks with evasion support, removal to clear blockers, and ways to force damage through, such as bounce spells or tap effects. It pairs well with cards that make combat unreliable for the opponent, like discard to strip instant-speed answers before attacking or mill to reduce their options. In lore terms, it feels like a predatory hive-mind horror, feeding on thoughts as much as flesh.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 01:10:45 UTC