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Flight-Deck Coordinator
Oracle Text
At the beginning of your end step, if you control two or more tapped creatures, you gain 2 life.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Flight-Deck Coordinator looks like a humble common, but it plays a useful role in white-based tempo and value decks that want to turn combat into incremental advantage. A 3/3 for three mana is already a respectable body, and the life gain trigger rewards you for attacking, tapping blockers, or using creatures with tap abilities so they’re still exhausted by the end step. In practice, it shines in go-wide decks that keep pressure on while stabilizing against crack-back damage, especially when paired with vigilant creatures, token makers, or vehicles that naturally create multiple tapped bodies. It also fits well alongside cards that tap creatures for cost or effect, since the condition checks only that they’re tapped, not how they became tapped. Thematically, the card suggests a disciplined crew chief keeping a flight deck organized mid-operation, and mechanically it asks you to coordinate your forces carefully for steady life-buffer gains.
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Character Background
Flight-Deck Coordinator looks like a humble common, but it plays a useful role in white-based tempo and value decks that want to turn combat into incremental advantage. A 3/3 for three mana is already a respectable body, and the life gain trigger rewards you for attacking, tapping blockers, or using creatures with tap abilities so they’re still exhausted by the end step. In practice, it shines in go-wide decks that keep pressure on while stabilizing against crack-back damage, especially when paired with vigilant creatures, token makers, or vehicles that naturally create multiple tapped bodies. It also fits well alongside cards that tap creatures for cost or effect, since the condition checks only that they’re tapped, not how they became tapped. Thematically, the card suggests a disciplined crew chief keeping a flight deck organized mid-operation, and mechanically it asks you to coordinate your forces carefully for steady life-buffer gains.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 01:10:45 UTC