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Eclipsed Kithkin
Oracle Text
When this creature enters, look at the top four cards of your library. You may reveal a Kithkin, Forest, or Plains card from among them and put it into your hand. Put the rest on the bottom of your library in a random order.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Eclipsed Kithkin feels like a scout that has learned to navigate Lorwyn’s dimmed, uncertain edges: small, alert, and useful the moment it steps onto the battlefield. In play, it best supports a proactive value or midrange-aggro game plan, smoothing draws while still contributing a 2/1 body for pressure. Looking at the top four cards and finding a Kithkin, Forest, or Plains makes it especially strong in a two-color green-white deck that wants consistency without spending a full card on setup. It pairs well with cards that care about creatures entering, top-of-library manipulation, or tribal density; for example, effects that stack the top of your deck or return Kithkins from graveyard will improve its hit rate and keep your hand stocked. In Limited, it is a solid early play that fixes awkward draws, and in Constructed it rewards builds with a high creature count and enough basic land support to turn its trigger into reliable card advantage.
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Character Background
Eclipsed Kithkin feels like a scout that has learned to navigate Lorwyn’s dimmed, uncertain edges: small, alert, and useful the moment it steps onto the battlefield. In play, it best supports a proactive value or midrange-aggro game plan, smoothing draws while still contributing a 2/1 body for pressure. Looking at the top four cards and finding a Kithkin, Forest, or Plains makes it especially strong in a two-color green-white deck that wants consistency without spending a full card on setup. It pairs well with cards that care about creatures entering, top-of-library manipulation, or tribal density; for example, effects that stack the top of your deck or return Kithkins from graveyard will improve its hit rate and keep your hand stocked. In Limited, it is a solid early play that fixes awkward draws, and in Constructed it rewards builds with a high creature count and enough basic land support to turn its trigger into reliable card advantage.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 08:20:43 UTC