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Stalking Vengeance
Oracle Text
Haste
Whenever another creature you control dies, it deals damage equal to its power to target player or planeswalker.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Stalking Vengeance is a brutal red finisher that fits best in sacrifice-heavy midrange or value shells, where every creature becomes a delayed burn spell on the way out. A 5/5 with haste for seven mana, it can immediately pressure life totals or planeswalkers, but its real power comes from turning your board wipes, chump blocks, and sacrifice outlets into a flood of direct damage. In practice, it rewards decks that naturally want creatures to die, especially tokens, recursive threats, or creatures with large power that can be cashed in for huge hits. Pair it with cards like Goblin Bombardment, sacrifice engines, or mass removal to convert a stalled board into lethal reach. The name and effect feel like pure vengeance: a looming avatar that makes every fallen ally strike back. If you can untap with it or land it after establishing a wide board, it can end games very quickly, especially against planeswalker-centric control decks.
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Character Background
Stalking Vengeance is a brutal red finisher that fits best in sacrifice-heavy midrange or value shells, where every creature becomes a delayed burn spell on the way out. A 5/5 with haste for seven mana, it can immediately pressure life totals or planeswalkers, but its real power comes from turning your board wipes, chump blocks, and sacrifice outlets into a flood of direct damage. In practice, it rewards decks that naturally want creatures to die, especially tokens, recursive threats, or creatures with large power that can be cashed in for huge hits. Pair it with cards like Goblin Bombardment, sacrifice engines, or mass removal to convert a stalled board into lethal reach. The name and effect feel like pure vengeance: a looming avatar that makes every fallen ally strike back. If you can untap with it or land it after establishing a wide board, it can end games very quickly, especially against planeswalker-centric control decks.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-05-19 00:55:14 UTC