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Reno and Rude
Oracle Text
Menace
Whenever Reno and Rude deals combat damage to a player, exile the top card of that player's library. Then you may sacrifice another creature or artifact. If you do, you may play the exiled card this turn, and mana of any type can be spent to cast it.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Reno and Rude reads like a slippery tempo-value threat: a cheap legendary Assassin that sneaks in with menace and turns every connecting hit into a little heist from the opponent’s deck. Best used in black-based midrange or tempo shells, it pressures life totals early while converting combat damage into card advantage and temporary “treasure” from the top of an enemy library. The sacrifice clause is the real deckbuilding hook: pair it with expendable tokens, Treasure, or artifacts you no longer need, such as clues or cheap utility baubles, so you can cash in the trigger without losing real resources. Because you may play the exiled card this turn, effects that grant extra mana or combat protection help maximize the window, and haste enablers make the first hit more threatening. In practice, this card rewards evasive support and careful sequencing, functioning best when your deck can attack, trade, and still keep cards flowing.
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Character Background
Reno and Rude reads like a slippery tempo-value threat: a cheap legendary Assassin that sneaks in with menace and turns every connecting hit into a little heist from the opponent’s deck. Best used in black-based midrange or tempo shells, it pressures life totals early while converting combat damage into card advantage and temporary “treasure” from the top of an enemy library. The sacrifice clause is the real deckbuilding hook: pair it with expendable tokens, Treasure, or artifacts you no longer need, such as clues or cheap utility baubles, so you can cash in the trigger without losing real resources. Because you may play the exiled card this turn, effects that grant extra mana or combat protection help maximize the window, and haste enablers make the first hit more threatening. In practice, this card rewards evasive support and careful sequencing, functioning best when your deck can attack, trade, and still keep cards flowing.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 11:10:45 UTC