Incorporeal Corporal

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NameIncorporeal Corporal
TypeMinion - undead
DescriptionAfter this minion attacks, destroy it.
FlavorYou won't believe how long this was called "Incorporal Corporeal"…
ArtistDan Scott
SetMarch of the Lich King #80084
WallpaperIncorporeal Corporal Crop image Wallpaperdownload
ImageIncorporeal Corporal Full hd imagedownload

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About Incorporeal Corporal

Incorporeal Corporal, Minion - undead, designed by Dan Scott first released in November 2022 in the set March of the Lich King.

This card could be beneficial in a deck focused on aggressive strategies, aiming to deal damage quickly. However, its self-destructive nature may limit its effectiveness in the long run. A better alternative might be a minion with a similar cost but with more persistent effects or abilities, such as Divine Shield or card draw. Overall, while Incorporeal Corporal could be situationally useful, there are likely better options available for most decks.

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Frequently asked questions about Incorporeal Corporal

What type of card is Incorporeal Corporal?

Incorporeal Corporal is a Minion - undead card in Hearthstone HS.

What is the effect of Incorporeal Corporal?

After this minion attacks, destroy it.

What is the original set of Incorporeal Corporal?

Incorporeal Corporal was first released in the set March of the Lich King, illustrated by Dan Scott.

What is the legality of Incorporeal Corporal?

Legality depends on the tournament format -- Incorporeal Corporal can be legal in some formats and banned or restricted in others. See the full breakdown per format in the Legality section above.