Most Decrepit Old Bird // Speak Secrets

Most Decrepit Old Bird // Speak Secrets

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{U} // {1}{U} · Creature — Bird // Sorcery — Adventure
Rare · The Hobbit · Art by Josu Solano
Flying Threshold — This creature gets +1/+1 as long as there are seven or more cards in your graveyard.
Speak Secrets{1}{U}
Sorcery — Adventure
Mill four cards, then put an instant or sorcery card from among them into your hand.
Predicted power
Standard 0 Eng.FUsr.

Not legal in this format after release.

Band illegalConfidence 100%
Pioneer 0 Eng.FUsr.

Not legal in this format after release.

Band illegalConfidence 100%
Modern 37 Eng.DUsr.

Speak Secrets can stock the graveyard and recover a spell, but is slow and unreliable; the Bird is far below Dragon's Rage Channeler in impact.

Best home Izzet graveyard spellsBand speculativeConfidence 57%

Could be wrong if A proven graveyard-spells shell could value the Adventure's two-body/card-selection package more than expected.

Legacy 32 Eng.D-Usr.

Two-mana sorcery-speed conditional selection and a 1/1 flyer are inefficient beside Legacy cantrips; it is materially weaker than Consider's general role.

Best home Blue graveyard tempoBand speculativeConfidence 61%

Could be wrong if Threshold density plus a specific graveyard payoff could make the cheap post-Adventure creature worthwhile.

Pauper Eng.NLUsr.
Commander 43 Eng.D+Usr.

Spell-heavy graveyard decks can use self-mill and occasional spell recovery, then cast the Bird, but the random mill restriction makes it replaceable.

Best home Izzet spellslinger graveyardBand fringeConfidence 62%

Could be wrong if More valuable recursion targets or graveyard payoffs in a given commander shell could raise its inclusion rate.

Limited 58 Eng.C+Usr.

A 1/1 flyer that can become 2/2 is acceptable, and the Adventure often converts milling four into a spell; whiffs keep it below premium.

Best home Blue spell-based decksBand solidConfidence 43%

Could be wrong if Unknown spell density, graveyard support, and format speed heavily determine both the Adventure hit rate and threshold reliability.

Spell-recursion self-mill Adventure

“A low-impact flyer attached to conditional self-mill spell selection, with its best case in graveyard-heavy spell decks.”

AI prediction made before release — not a measured result. Real performance data replaces this once the set is legal and tournament results come in.

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