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All-Fates Stalker
Oracle Text
When this creature enters, exile up to one target non-Assassin creature until this creature leaves the battlefield.
Warp {1}{W} (You may cast this card from your hand for its warp cost. Exile this creature at the beginning of the next end step, then you may cast it from exile on a later turn.)
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
All-Fates Stalker looks like a clean tempo-and-value tool for white decks that want to keep the board honest while advancing their own creature plan. A 2/3 for four is modest, but the exile trigger gives it real bite: it can temporarily remove a blocker, protect your life total, or clear away a key utility creature without committing a full removal spell from hand. Its warp cost is especially appealing in proactive shells, letting you deploy it early for {1}{W} to swing tempo, then effectively “recast” the effect later for another answer. That makes it attractive in blink decks, where re-entering the battlefield can be repeated through effects that return it or reset it, and in control lists that want a flexible body attached to removal. Because it only hits non-Assassin creatures, pair it with other spot removal to cover edge cases and keep pressure on the opponent.
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Character Background
All-Fates Stalker looks like a clean tempo-and-value tool for white decks that want to keep the board honest while advancing their own creature plan. A 2/3 for four is modest, but the exile trigger gives it real bite: it can temporarily remove a blocker, protect your life total, or clear away a key utility creature without committing a full removal spell from hand. Its warp cost is especially appealing in proactive shells, letting you deploy it early for {1}{W} to swing tempo, then effectively “recast” the effect later for another answer. That makes it attractive in blink decks, where re-entering the battlefield can be repeated through effects that return it or reset it, and in control lists that want a flexible body attached to removal. Because it only hits non-Assassin creatures, pair it with other spot removal to cover edge cases and keep pressure on the opponent.
Generated using gpt-5-mini · Updated at 2026-05-17 13:39:07 UTC