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Displacer Kitten
Oracle Text
Avoidance — Whenever you cast a noncreature spell, exile up to one target nonland permanent you control, then return that card to the battlefield under its owner's control.
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Character Background
Displacer Kitten is a deceptively nasty value engine for Magic: The Gathering, especially in Commander decks built around tempo, combo, and spell-slinging control. A 2/2 for four mana looks modest, but “Avoidance” turns every noncreature spell into a blink effect for one of your own permanents, letting you reuse enters-the-battlefield abilities, reset tapped mana rocks, protect key pieces from removal, or generate repeated triggers. It fits best in blue decks loaded with cheap cantrips, interaction, and permanents that love to re-enter play, such as Eternal Witness-style recursion alternatives, Dockside Extortionist, or bounce-and-blink payoff creatures. The card becomes especially strong with low-cost artifacts and enchantments that draw cards or make mana, since each spell can convert into another resource burst. In play, sequence carefully: cast your spell, trigger the Kitten, and choose a permanent whose reset advances your board without costing tempo.
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Character Background
Displacer Kitten is a deceptively nasty value engine for Magic: The Gathering, especially in Commander decks built around tempo, combo, and spell-slinging control. A 2/2 for four mana looks modest, but “Avoidance” turns every noncreature spell into a blink effect for one of your own permanents, letting you reuse enters-the-battlefield abilities, reset tapped mana rocks, protect key pieces from removal, or generate repeated triggers. It fits best in blue decks loaded with cheap cantrips, interaction, and permanents that love to re-enter play, such as Eternal Witness-style recursion alternatives, Dockside Extortionist, or bounce-and-blink payoff creatures. The card becomes especially strong with low-cost artifacts and enchantments that draw cards or make mana, since each spell can convert into another resource burst. In play, sequence carefully: cast your spell, trigger the Kitten, and choose a permanent whose reset advances your board without costing tempo.
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