Ghired, Conclave Exile loves to make four-power tokens, while Moritte of the Frost is both an Ooze and an extra copy of Consuming Blob to double the number of tokens you creature during your end step. It can also fit into non-Ooze decks which care about creature tokens. Consuming Blob is a perfect engine for these decks. Biogenic Ooze and Biowaste Blob both reward you for having a lot of Oozes in play. This is great for Ooze tribal decks, which have gotten a wealth of support in the past few years. It creates token copies of itself, that won't generate more tokens, on your end step. And even if you do get it up to six or seven power, how often do you see vanilla 6/7's and 7/8's in a game of commander?īut Consuming Blob isn't a vanilla creature. Depending on how many enchantments or artifacts you run, lands, creatures, instants, and sorceries will be the main fuel for the blob's power. So while Consuming Blob could be as strong as an 8/9, it will usually float around four or five power. Unlike Tarmogoyf, the power and toughness setting ability only tracks the card types in your graveyard. At first glance, I think Consuming Blob is underwhelming for commander play.

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