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Slumbering Trudge
Oracle Text
This creature enters with a number of stun counters on it equal to three minus X. If X is 2 or less, it enters tapped. (If a permanent with a stun counter would become untapped, remove one from it instead.)
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Slumbering Trudge is a classic big-body Strixhaven oddity: a 6/6 Plant Beast that asks you to turn tempo math into board presence. Its best home is midrange or value shells, especially green decks that can spare a turn to set up and then drop a huge blocker or attacker for efficient mana. The X cost is the real decision point: at X=3 or more, it arrives free of stun counters, but if you go cheaper it enters tapped and starts sleepy, taking time to wake up. That makes it especially strong with counter-manipulation or untap support, since anything that removes stun counters effectively accelerates your threat. In practice, pair it with ramp so X can hit 3 naturally, or with cards that care about tapped creatures and endurance—defensive strategies love a 6/6 that eventually becomes a clean, efficient threat.
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Character Background
Slumbering Trudge is a classic big-body Strixhaven oddity: a 6/6 Plant Beast that asks you to turn tempo math into board presence. Its best home is midrange or value shells, especially green decks that can spare a turn to set up and then drop a huge blocker or attacker for efficient mana. The X cost is the real decision point: at X=3 or more, it arrives free of stun counters, but if you go cheaper it enters tapped and starts sleepy, taking time to wake up. That makes it especially strong with counter-manipulation or untap support, since anything that removes stun counters effectively accelerates your threat. In practice, pair it with ramp so X can hit 3 naturally, or with cards that care about tapped creatures and endurance—defensive strategies love a 6/6 that eventually becomes a clean, efficient threat.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-03 19:20:44 UTC