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Fell Stinger
Oracle Text
Deathtouch
Exploit (When this creature enters, you may sacrifice a creature.)
When this creature exploits a creature, target player draws two cards and loses 2 life.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Fell Stinger is a perfect little engine for black value decks in Innistrad: Crimson Vow, especially tempo and sacrifice builds that want a body to cash in for cards and life drain. A 3/2 with deathtouch already discourages attacks and blocks cleanly, but the real payoff is exploit: when it enters, you can sacrifice a creature to turn the Stinger into a brutal cantrip-plus-burn effect, making an opponent draw two and lose 2 life. That’s less of a removal spell and more of a resource exchange, so it shines when your deck produces expendable tokens, recursive fodder, or death triggers. Pair it with creatures that like dying, such as blood-soaked token makers or graveyard-replay engines, so the sacrifice feels like upside rather than a cost. In play, it often punishes stalled boards by converting a spare creature into immediate pressure and card advantage, which is exactly what slower black decks want.
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Character Background
Fell Stinger is a perfect little engine for black value decks in Innistrad: Crimson Vow, especially tempo and sacrifice builds that want a body to cash in for cards and life drain. A 3/2 with deathtouch already discourages attacks and blocks cleanly, but the real payoff is exploit: when it enters, you can sacrifice a creature to turn the Stinger into a brutal cantrip-plus-burn effect, making an opponent draw two and lose 2 life. That’s less of a removal spell and more of a resource exchange, so it shines when your deck produces expendable tokens, recursive fodder, or death triggers. Pair it with creatures that like dying, such as blood-soaked token makers or graveyard-replay engines, so the sacrifice feels like upside rather than a cost. In play, it often punishes stalled boards by converting a spare creature into immediate pressure and card advantage, which is exactly what slower black decks want.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 21:20:44 UTC