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Stiltzkin, Moogle Merchant
Oracle Text
Lifelink
{2}, {T}: Target opponent gains control of another target permanent you control. If they do, you draw a card.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Stiltzkin, Moogle Merchant reads like a nimble value engine disguised as a harmless 1/2, and it best fits a control or midrange shell that can turn donated permanents into an advantage. Lifelink helps it stabilize early, while the activated ability asks for careful deckbuilding: you want permanents that either replace themselves, are easy to regain, or become more valuable after “selling” them off. Token generators, cheap artifacts, Treasure, and enchantments with enters-the-battlefield effects are especially attractive, since handing one to an opponent can still net you a card and may barely slow your board. In Limited, this is a strong grind card; in Constructed, it rewards bounce, sacrifice, and permanent-recursion effects that let you reuse the same piece repeatedly. The Final Fantasy flavor suits the idea perfectly: a merchant offering curious goods while quietly profiting from every transaction, turning political generosity into steady card flow and incremental battlefield pressure.
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Character Background
Stiltzkin, Moogle Merchant reads like a nimble value engine disguised as a harmless 1/2, and it best fits a control or midrange shell that can turn donated permanents into an advantage. Lifelink helps it stabilize early, while the activated ability asks for careful deckbuilding: you want permanents that either replace themselves, are easy to regain, or become more valuable after “selling” them off. Token generators, cheap artifacts, Treasure, and enchantments with enters-the-battlefield effects are especially attractive, since handing one to an opponent can still net you a card and may barely slow your board. In Limited, this is a strong grind card; in Constructed, it rewards bounce, sacrifice, and permanent-recursion effects that let you reuse the same piece repeatedly. The Final Fantasy flavor suits the idea perfectly: a merchant offering curious goods while quietly profiting from every transaction, turning political generosity into steady card flow and incremental battlefield pressure.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 10:10:42 UTC