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Woebringer Demon
Oracle Text
Flying
At the beginning of each player's upkeep, that player sacrifices a creature of their choice. If the player can't, sacrifice this creature.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Woebringer Demon is a classic control-leaning finisher in Magic: The Gathering, turning every upkeep into a grim bargain that punishes both players while a 4/4 flying body closes the game quickly. In Ravnica Remastered, it fits best in black midrange or attrition-based control shells that can leverage sacrifice as a resource rather than a drawback. Because the trigger happens on each player’s upkeep, you want to be ahead on board or able to generate expendable creatures; token makers, recursive threats, and death-trigger cards all soften the cost. Pairing it with cards that replace themselves on death or come back from the graveyard makes the Demon especially asymmetrical, since your opponent may be forced to lose a key threat while you feed a lesser one. It also pressures token decks and creature-light strategies alike, making it a strong top-end threat when you want inevitability.
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Character Background
Woebringer Demon is a classic control-leaning finisher in Magic: The Gathering, turning every upkeep into a grim bargain that punishes both players while a 4/4 flying body closes the game quickly. In Ravnica Remastered, it fits best in black midrange or attrition-based control shells that can leverage sacrifice as a resource rather than a drawback. Because the trigger happens on each player’s upkeep, you want to be ahead on board or able to generate expendable creatures; token makers, recursive threats, and death-trigger cards all soften the cost. Pairing it with cards that replace themselves on death or come back from the graveyard makes the Demon especially asymmetrical, since your opponent may be forced to lose a key threat while you feed a lesser one. It also pressures token decks and creature-light strategies alike, making it a strong top-end threat when you want inevitability.
Generated using gpt-5-mini · Updated at 2026-05-17 13:19:06 UTC