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Ark of Hunger
Oracle Text
Whenever one or more cards leave your graveyard, this artifact deals 1 damage to each opponent and you gain 1 life.
{T}: Mill a card. You may play that card this turn.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Ark of Hunger looks like a Rakdos-adjacent engine that rewards you for treating your graveyard as a second hand, making it especially attractive in value and grindy tempo shells. The best plan is to keep cards moving in and out of the graveyard so its trigger chips away at every opponent while padding your life total, which is excellent in multiplayer or attrition-heavy games. Its tap ability is deceptively useful: milling a card and then being able to play it that turn turns the Ark into a flexible card-selection tool, and if the milled card has flashback, escape, or a cheap spell you can cast off graveyard-friendly effects, you get even more mileage. Pair it with fetchlands, self-mill, or cards that exile and return cards from your graveyard to repeatedly trigger the damage. In practice, it rewards patience, timing, and a deck built to recur resources faster than opponents can answer them.
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Character Background
Ark of Hunger looks like a Rakdos-adjacent engine that rewards you for treating your graveyard as a second hand, making it especially attractive in value and grindy tempo shells. The best plan is to keep cards moving in and out of the graveyard so its trigger chips away at every opponent while padding your life total, which is excellent in multiplayer or attrition-heavy games. Its tap ability is deceptively useful: milling a card and then being able to play it that turn turns the Ark into a flexible card-selection tool, and if the milled card has flashback, escape, or a cheap spell you can cast off graveyard-friendly effects, you get even more mileage. Pair it with fetchlands, self-mill, or cards that exile and return cards from your graveyard to repeatedly trigger the damage. In practice, it rewards patience, timing, and a deck built to recur resources faster than opponents can answer them.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-03 11:40:44 UTC