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Tragedy Feaster
Oracle Text
Trample
Ward—Discard a card.
Infusion — At the beginning of your end step, sacrifice a permanent unless you gained life this turn.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Tragedy Feaster is a brutally efficient black finisher that fits best into midrange and attrition-heavy control shells, where its 7/6 trample body can end games quickly while its abilities tax opponents for trying to answer it. Ward—Discard a card makes removal awkward, especially against control decks that rely on trading one-for-one, and the trample ensures it converts board presence into real pressure. The Infusion ability gives it a clear deckbuilding direction: pair it with incidental life gain so you are not forced to sacrifice a permanent every end step. Cheap lifelink creatures, drain effects, or repeatable life gain from enchantments and artifacts all help keep the Demon fed. It also rewards sacrifice decks that can turn expendable tokens into value if the life-gain condition is missed. In practice, Tragedy Feaster is at its best as a top-end threat that stabilizes the board and forces opponents to answer it on your terms.
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Character Background
Tragedy Feaster is a brutally efficient black finisher that fits best into midrange and attrition-heavy control shells, where its 7/6 trample body can end games quickly while its abilities tax opponents for trying to answer it. Ward—Discard a card makes removal awkward, especially against control decks that rely on trading one-for-one, and the trample ensures it converts board presence into real pressure. The Infusion ability gives it a clear deckbuilding direction: pair it with incidental life gain so you are not forced to sacrifice a permanent every end step. Cheap lifelink creatures, drain effects, or repeatable life gain from enchantments and artifacts all help keep the Demon fed. It also rewards sacrifice decks that can turn expendable tokens into value if the life-gain condition is missed. In practice, Tragedy Feaster is at its best as a top-end threat that stabilizes the board and forces opponents to answer it on your terms.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-03 14:10:43 UTC