Morbid Swarm

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NameMorbid Swarm
TypeSpell
DescriptionChoose One - Summon two 1/1 Ants; or Spend 2 Corpses to deal 4 damage to a minion.
FlavorDeath Knights are masters of death who use shadow magic to control swarms of... ants?
Artist Grafit
SetInto the Emerald Dream #114967
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About Morbid Swarm

Morbid Swarm, Spell, designed by Grafit first released in March 2025 in the set Into the Emerald Dream.

Morbid Swarm could be a valuable inclusion in a Deathrattle-focused Deathknight deck that utilizes token generation and has a sufficient amount of Corpse generation mechanisms. While the flexibility of the card offers both board presence and removal potential, its usefulness may depend on the specific deck strategy. Other cards like Explosive Evolution or Death's Embrace might offer more immediate impact and consistency, but Morbid Swarm could find its place in niche scenarios or as a tech choice against certain matchups. Whether or not it should see play would ultimately come down to how well it fits the overall game plan of the deck being piloted.

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Frequently asked questions about Morbid Swarm

What type of card is Morbid Swarm?

Morbid Swarm is a Spell card in Hearthstone.

What is the effect of Morbid Swarm?

<b>Choose One -</b> Summon two 1/1 Ants; or Spend 2 <b>Corpses</b> to deal 4 damage to a minion.

What is the original set of Morbid Swarm?

Morbid Swarm was first released in the set Into the Emerald Dream, illustrated by Grafit.

What is the legality of Morbid Swarm?

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