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Aquamoeba
Oracle Text
Discard a card: Switch this creature's power and toughness until end of turn.
Card Details
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Character Background
Aquamoeba is a deceptively flexible little threat that fits best in tempo and graveyard-centric value shells, where every card in hand can become fuel. As a 1/3 for {1}{U}, it blocks early attackers well, then threatens to turn into a 3/1 attacker at instant speed by discarding a card, making combat math awkward for opponents and letting you convert excess lands or situational spells into pressure. The discard cost is especially appealing in decks that want cards in the graveyard anyway, such as looting, reanimation, Madness, or flashback strategies; even self-mill builds can use it to turn dead draws into damage. In Dominaria Remastered, it also plays like a classic blue shape-shifter: patient, adaptable, and never quite where the opponent expects. Pair it with effects that reward discarding, or with cards that untap and reuse it, and it becomes a steady source of evasive-style pressure despite lacking flying.
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Character Background
Aquamoeba is a deceptively flexible little threat that fits best in tempo and graveyard-centric value shells, where every card in hand can become fuel. As a 1/3 for {1}{U}, it blocks early attackers well, then threatens to turn into a 3/1 attacker at instant speed by discarding a card, making combat math awkward for opponents and letting you convert excess lands or situational spells into pressure. The discard cost is especially appealing in decks that want cards in the graveyard anyway, such as looting, reanimation, Madness, or flashback strategies; even self-mill builds can use it to turn dead draws into damage. In Dominaria Remastered, it also plays like a classic blue shape-shifter: patient, adaptable, and never quite where the opponent expects. Pair it with effects that reward discarding, or with cards that untap and reuse it, and it becomes a steady source of evasive-style pressure despite lacking flying.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-10-09 19:10:45 UTC