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Boarded Window
Oracle Text
Creatures attacking you get -1/-0.
At the beginning of each end step, if you were dealt 4 or more damage this turn, exile this artifact.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Boarded Window is a compact defensive artifact that fits best in control or slow midrange shells, especially in Innistrad: Crimson Vow where surviving the early assault matters more than trading damage. Its -1/-0 effect won’t stop every attack, but it quietly blunts wide boards, turns awkward combat math in your favor, and can buy the extra turn needed to stabilize behind removal or a finisher. The exile clause is the real tension: if you take 4 or more damage in a turn, it disappears at end step, so it rewards decks that already plan to reduce big hits through blockers, life gain, or instant-speed interaction. It pairs well with cheap removal, lifelink creatures, and any deck that wants to stall until a bomb takes over. Against aggressive strategies, it’s a subtle but useful speed bump; against tempo decks, it can force them to overcommit into a bad attack.
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Character Background
Boarded Window is a compact defensive artifact that fits best in control or slow midrange shells, especially in Innistrad: Crimson Vow where surviving the early assault matters more than trading damage. Its -1/-0 effect won’t stop every attack, but it quietly blunts wide boards, turns awkward combat math in your favor, and can buy the extra turn needed to stabilize behind removal or a finisher. The exile clause is the real tension: if you take 4 or more damage in a turn, it disappears at end step, so it rewards decks that already plan to reduce big hits through blockers, life gain, or instant-speed interaction. It pairs well with cheap removal, lifelink creatures, and any deck that wants to stall until a bomb takes over. Against aggressive strategies, it’s a subtle but useful speed bump; against tempo decks, it can force them to overcommit into a bad attack.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 19:20:43 UTC