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Snarl Song
Oracle Text
Converge — Create two 0/0 green and blue Fractal creature tokens. Put X +1/+1 counters on each of them and you gain X life, where X is the number of colors of mana spent to cast this spell.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Snarl Song is a classic Converge payoff for a multicolor value shell, rewarding you for stretching your mana base across several colors with two scalable Fractal bodies and a burst of life. In practice, it best supports control or midrange decks that want to stabilize early, then turn excess mana into board presence without overcommitting to a single threat. The ideal cast uses all five colors if possible, since X becoming 5 means you make two sizable creatures and gain a huge life swing, but even three or four colors can produce solid rate. This card pairs especially well with fixing-heavy builds, green ramp, treasure generation, and any deck already splashing blue-green for token synergies. Because the Fractals enter as 0/0s and need counters to survive, effects that add extra counters or copy the spell can quickly snowball. It is less suited to aggro, but excellent for grinding advantage.
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Character Background
Snarl Song is a classic Converge payoff for a multicolor value shell, rewarding you for stretching your mana base across several colors with two scalable Fractal bodies and a burst of life. In practice, it best supports control or midrange decks that want to stabilize early, then turn excess mana into board presence without overcommitting to a single threat. The ideal cast uses all five colors if possible, since X becoming 5 means you make two sizable creatures and gain a huge life swing, but even three or four colors can produce solid rate. This card pairs especially well with fixing-heavy builds, green ramp, treasure generation, and any deck already splashing blue-green for token synergies. Because the Fractals enter as 0/0s and need counters to survive, effects that add extra counters or copy the spell can quickly snowball. It is less suited to aggro, but excellent for grinding advantage.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-03 17:20:43 UTC