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Edgar, King of Figaro
Oracle Text
When Edgar enters, draw a card for each artifact you control.
Two-Headed Coin — The first time you flip one or more coins each turn, those coins come up heads and you win those flips.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Edgar, King of Figaro fits best in a value-oriented control or artifact-midrange shell, where his entrance immediately refuels your hand for each artifact you’ve already assembled. In Magic terms, he rewards careful setup rather than raw aggression: the more mana rocks, Treasure, Clue, or artifact creatures you can keep on board, the more explosive his draw step becomes. His 4/5 body also gives you a solid defensive presence, letting him stabilize the board while you leverage the cards he provides. The Two-Headed Coin ability adds a quirky but powerful layer for any deck built around coin flips, making your first flip each turn effectively guaranteed, which is excellent with cards that care about winning flips or repeating the mechanic. If you’re building around him, prioritize cheap artifacts and token-makers so he enters as a major refill, and consider bounce or blink effects to trigger his draw again.
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Character Background
Edgar, King of Figaro fits best in a value-oriented control or artifact-midrange shell, where his entrance immediately refuels your hand for each artifact you’ve already assembled. In Magic terms, he rewards careful setup rather than raw aggression: the more mana rocks, Treasure, Clue, or artifact creatures you can keep on board, the more explosive his draw step becomes. His 4/5 body also gives you a solid defensive presence, letting him stabilize the board while you leverage the cards he provides. The Two-Headed Coin ability adds a quirky but powerful layer for any deck built around coin flips, making your first flip each turn effectively guaranteed, which is excellent with cards that care about winning flips or repeating the mechanic. If you’re building around him, prioritize cheap artifacts and token-makers so he enters as a major refill, and consider bounce or blink effects to trigger his draw again.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 01:10:48 UTC