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Flatline
Oracle Text
Creatures your opponents control have base power and toughness 0/1 until end of turn.
Card Details
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Character Background
Flatline is a clean Doctor Who-flavored tempo tool that turns an opponent’s board into a field of harmless husks, reducing every creature they control to a measly 0/1 until end of turn. In practice, this is best in control and tempo shells that want to survive a combat step, force unfavorable attacks, or buy a crucial turn to stabilize and swing back. Because it only changes base power and toughness, it pairs especially well with effects that punish blocking, trigger from combat damage prevention, or exploit creatures with high toughness that still won’t deal meaningful damage. In blue decks, it can set up a decisive crack-back, protect planeswalkers, or enable an alpha strike after the opponent overextends. It also plays nicely with bounce or tap-down effects, since shrinking creatures first makes them much easier to ignore or clean up later. The card feels like a sudden temporal shutdown: everything still stands, but nothing quite functions.
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Character Background
Flatline is a clean Doctor Who-flavored tempo tool that turns an opponent’s board into a field of harmless husks, reducing every creature they control to a measly 0/1 until end of turn. In practice, this is best in control and tempo shells that want to survive a combat step, force unfavorable attacks, or buy a crucial turn to stabilize and swing back. Because it only changes base power and toughness, it pairs especially well with effects that punish blocking, trigger from combat damage prevention, or exploit creatures with high toughness that still won’t deal meaningful damage. In blue decks, it can set up a decisive crack-back, protect planeswalkers, or enable an alpha strike after the opponent overextends. It also plays nicely with bounce or tap-down effects, since shrinking creatures first makes them much easier to ignore or clean up later. The card feels like a sudden temporal shutdown: everything still stands, but nothing quite functions.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-10-09 23:10:42 UTC