Night Soil

Scavenging Ooze Trivia

New 03 Feb 2017 Asked by um3x 19 Comments

Hey, finally my birthday today! Can you make me feel less old with some trivia on one of my favourite cards, Scavenging Ooze? Thanks!


I believe Scavenging Ooze was partially inspired by an old Magic card called Night Soil. It ate cards out of the graveyard to make tokens.Happy Birthday!

Fallen Empires Memory

New 08 Aug 2015 Asked by mrcobweb 55 Comments

I started playing during Fallen Empires. A grocery store had FE packs and I bought 3. With no rulebook I just shuffled all the cards up and drew a few cards off top. I decided I could play one cards a turn (although I had no idea what the object of the game was). To this day I still remember drawing Night Soil and thinking "woaaa graveyard, how do I enter that place!?!". I spent the next year searching for cards that would let me enter the graveyard (life w/o Internet ;/ ).


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Pharika's Superior Tokens

New 15 Apr 2014 Asked by anaivecynic 79 Comments

The problem with Pharika is that Night Soil and Necrogenesis cost less and always give you a token. Upstaged by an uncommon and something from Fallen Empires (other than Hymn, of course) is hardly mythic material.


Night Soil and Necrogenesis both give you vanilla 1/1 creature tokens. Pharika gives you a 1/1 creature token WITH DEATHTOUCH. Killing almost anything it blocks is considerably better than chumping. It’s a huge difference.  Also, because I’m now obligated to mention it, the creature tokens are also enchantments. That too very much can matter in this set.

Pharika's Token Balance

New 15 Apr 2014 Asked by mathgender 20 Comments

Would it really have been too much for Pharika to give you the tokens regardless of whose graveyard you're exiling from? She would've actually been playable then. :l


It was too good. Remember this isn’t Night Soil. Her 1/1 snake creature tokens have deathtouch (and are enchantments).


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