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Salt Vampire
Oracle Text
Lifelink
When this creature enters, look at target opponent's hand. You may choose a nonland card from it. If you do, that player exiles that card, then draws a card.
Card Details
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Character Background
Salt Vampire is a neat little tempo-and-value creature that does two jobs at once: it stabilizes the board with lifelink and pressures the opponent’s hand on entry. At {1}{B} for a 2/2, it’s efficient enough for early pressure, but its real strength is information plus disruption, making it especially attractive in black-based control or midrange decks that want to trade resources while staying ahead. The hand peek lets you identify the most dangerous nonland card, and exiling it while replacing it with a draw keeps the card from being outright dead against opponents with low hand quality. Because the effect targets an opponent’s hand, it pairs well with discard-heavy shells and effects that force awkward sequencing, such as repeat hand disruption or blink/recast engines that can reuse enters-the-battlefield triggers. In play, cast it when you can capitalize on the information immediately, not just for a body.
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Character Background
Salt Vampire is a neat little tempo-and-value creature that does two jobs at once: it stabilizes the board with lifelink and pressures the opponent’s hand on entry. At {1}{B} for a 2/2, it’s efficient enough for early pressure, but its real strength is information plus disruption, making it especially attractive in black-based control or midrange decks that want to trade resources while staying ahead. The hand peek lets you identify the most dangerous nonland card, and exiling it while replacing it with a draw keeps the card from being outright dead against opponents with low hand quality. Because the effect targets an opponent’s hand, it pairs well with discard-heavy shells and effects that force awkward sequencing, such as repeat hand disruption or blink/recast engines that can reuse enters-the-battlefield triggers. In play, cast it when you can capitalize on the information immediately, not just for a body.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-07-19 22:10:44 UTC