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Adrestia
Oracle Text
Islandwalk (This creature can't be blocked as long as defending player controls an Island.)
Whenever Adrestia attacks, if an Assassin crewed it this turn, draw a card. Adrestia becomes an Assassin in addition to its other types until end of turn.
Crew 1
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Adrestia is a cleanly efficient value-tempo Vehicle that rewards you for building around Assassins and blue-centric evasive pressure. At just three mana for a 4/3 body, it can come down early and start converting a tiny crew investment into meaningful damage, especially in metas where Islands are common and islandwalk turns it into a hard-to-block clock. The real payoff is the attack trigger: if an Assassin crewed it this turn, you draw a card and Adrestia becomes an Assassin itself, which helps future tribal synergies and keeps the engine moving. In deckbuilding, pair it with low-cost Assassins, evasive creatures, or crew support so you can reliably turn it on without sacrificing tempo. It fits best in a tempo or midrange shell that wants to pressure life totals while maintaining card advantage, and it can also shine in tribal builds that care about Assassins entering combat or attacking.
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Character Background
Adrestia is a cleanly efficient value-tempo Vehicle that rewards you for building around Assassins and blue-centric evasive pressure. At just three mana for a 4/3 body, it can come down early and start converting a tiny crew investment into meaningful damage, especially in metas where Islands are common and islandwalk turns it into a hard-to-block clock. The real payoff is the attack trigger: if an Assassin crewed it this turn, you draw a card and Adrestia becomes an Assassin itself, which helps future tribal synergies and keeps the engine moving. In deckbuilding, pair it with low-cost Assassins, evasive creatures, or crew support so you can reliably turn it on without sacrificing tempo. It fits best in a tempo or midrange shell that wants to pressure life totals while maintaining card advantage, and it can also shine in tribal builds that care about Assassins entering combat or attacking.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 05:10:48 UTC