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Beastrider Vanguard
Oracle Text
{4}{G}: Look at the top three cards of your library. You may reveal a permanent card from among them and put it into your hand. Put the rest on the bottom of your library in any order.
Card Details
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Character Background
Beastrider Vanguard is a modest 2/2 for two mana that fits best into green-based value or midrange shells, where early board presence matters and every later draw can be turned into a real resource. The activated ability is expensive at {4}{G}, but it rewards grindy games by digging three cards deep for any permanent, not just creatures, so it can find lands, enchantments, planeswalkers, or additional threats depending on your build. That makes it especially good in decks with a high permanent count and few nonpermanent spells, since you want to maximize the hit rate. It also synergizes well with ramp: mana dorks, land acceleration, and untap effects help you reach the activation sooner and turn this common into a repeatable card-advantage engine. In play, it’s at its best when you can attack early, then cash in excess mana later to keep the pressure on while refilling your hand.
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Character Background
Beastrider Vanguard is a modest 2/2 for two mana that fits best into green-based value or midrange shells, where early board presence matters and every later draw can be turned into a real resource. The activated ability is expensive at {4}{G}, but it rewards grindy games by digging three cards deep for any permanent, not just creatures, so it can find lands, enchantments, planeswalkers, or additional threats depending on your build. That makes it especially good in decks with a high permanent count and few nonpermanent spells, since you want to maximize the hit rate. It also synergizes well with ramp: mana dorks, land acceleration, and untap effects help you reach the activation sooner and turn this common into a repeatable card-advantage engine. In play, it’s at its best when you can attack early, then cash in excess mana later to keep the pressure on while refilling your hand.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 02:10:43 UTC