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Hunted by The Family
Oracle Text
Choose up to four target creatures you don't control. For each of them, that creature's controller faces a villainous choice — That creature becomes a 1/1 white Human creature and loses all abilities, or you create a token that's a copy of it.
Card Details
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Character Background
Hunted by The Family reads like a cruel arbitration of the table: in lore terms it vividly forces enemies into a lose–lose choice, and in play it best supports a control/value game plan — a late-game sweeper-turned-generator that either neuters opposing threats or gifts you copies. Use it when opponents present a mix of big, ability-heavy creatures and fragile but valuable utility creatures; force them to turn a must-answer threat into a 1/1 Human or hand you a token that triggers your engines. Deckbuilding tip: pair this with sacrifice outlets, ETB-value synergies, and token-multipliers so stolen copies become incremental advantage, and run countermagic or flicker protection to preserve your copies. Practically, prioritize targeting creatures whose abilities you want or whose size will collapse when reduced to 1/1, and avoid wasting it when opponent benefits more from creating tokens; at seven mana it’s a finisher—save it for a board state that maximizes either crippling or copying.
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Character Background
Hunted by The Family reads like a cruel arbitration of the table: in lore terms it vividly forces enemies into a lose–lose choice, and in play it best supports a control/value game plan — a late-game sweeper-turned-generator that either neuters opposing threats or gifts you copies. Use it when opponents present a mix of big, ability-heavy creatures and fragile but valuable utility creatures; force them to turn a must-answer threat into a 1/1 Human or hand you a token that triggers your engines. Deckbuilding tip: pair this with sacrifice outlets, ETB-value synergies, and token-multipliers so stolen copies become incremental advantage, and run countermagic or flicker protection to preserve your copies. Practically, prioritize targeting creatures whose abilities you want or whose size will collapse when reduced to 1/1, and avoid wasting it when opponent benefits more from creating tokens; at seven mana it’s a finisher—save it for a board state that maximizes either crippling or copying.
Generated using gpt-5-mini · Updated at 2026-05-16 15:20:44 UTC