Seer of Stolen Sight

Description

Seer of Stolen Sight enters the battlefield as a Phyrexian Warlock with a mana cost of two generic and one black mana, establishing itself as a versatile three-mana threat. As an Uncommon card in the March of the Machine set, this card is numbered 330 and serves as a staple for players seeking efficient removal synergy. The artwork by Betty Jiang brings this creature to life, capturing the dark aesthetic of the Phyrexian faction that dominates the set's narrative. In gameplay, Seer of Stolen Sight presents a unique challenge to opponents due to its Menace ability, which requires them to block with two or more creatures to engage it effectively. This defensive trait allows the card to survive longer on the battlefield, providing more opportunities to trigger its secondary ability. Whenever one or more artifacts or creatures you control are put into a graveyard from the battlefield, you may surveil one. This mechanic allows you to look at the top card of your library and potentially place it into your graveyard, fueling graveyard-dependent strategies common in black-aligned decks. Collectors and players alike appreciate the strategic depth this card offers. Its ability to facilitate graveyard fill makes it a valuable inclusion in decks that rely on recursion or reanimation effects. Whether you are building a new deck or looking to complete your collection, this card represents a solid addition to any Magic: The Gathering library.