Creepy Doll

Description

Identified as Card Number 220 with a foil finish, this rare artifact creature belongs to the Construct subtype and requires five mana to cast. As an artifact, it bypasses certain board wipes that target non-artifact permanents, adding a layer of strategic depth to any deck built around permanency. The card’s rules text centers on a unique interaction: whenever this creature deals combat damage to another creature, the controller flips a coin. A successful flip results in the destruction of the damaged creature, regardless of its toughness. This mechanic, paired with the indestructible keyword, makes the Creepy Doll a resilient presence on the battlefield. It cannot be destroyed by effects or damage, allowing it to sit safely while waiting for its conditional removal ability to trigger. This combination of durability and conditional removal has made it a favorite among Magic: The Gathering collectors who appreciate mechanical uniqueness over raw power stats. Innistrad is widely recognized for its cohesive thematic design, blending Victorian-era aesthetics with supernatural horror. The Creepy Doll captures this atmosphere through its flavor and mechanics, serving as an essential component for players building artifact-centric strategies. For collectors, the foil treatment adds significant visual appeal, distinguishing this version from the non-foil common prints. Whether you are looking to complete your Innistrad collection or add a mechanically interesting artifact to your roster, the Creepy Doll represents a key part of Magic: The Gathering’s legacy. It remains a staple for enthusiasts who value both the narrative flair of the set and the tactical versatility of its cards.