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Lost Order of Jarkeld
Oracle Text
As this creature enters, choose an opponent.
Lost Order of Jarkeld's power and toughness are each equal to 1 plus the number of creatures the chosen player controls.
Card Details
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Character Background
Lost Order of Jarkeld is a very Ice Age-style white creature: a lone knight whose strength comes from facing the enemy’s gathered host, making it feel like a disciplined champion of an embattled order rather than a fixed-sized threat. In play, it best suits a tempo or midrange-control shell, where you can keep the chosen opponent’s board modest while dropping a creature that can quickly become oversized for four mana. Because its power and toughness are tied to one opponent’s creature count, it shines against token decks or after a few forced trades, but it can also be awkward if the target is already ahead. A useful deckbuilding tip is to pair it with tax and sweep effects—cards that slow development or reset the board—so you can choose the player most likely to rebuild poorly and maximize Jarkeld’s size. It rewards patience, board control, and good target selection.
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Character Background
Lost Order of Jarkeld is a very Ice Age-style white creature: a lone knight whose strength comes from facing the enemy’s gathered host, making it feel like a disciplined champion of an embattled order rather than a fixed-sized threat. In play, it best suits a tempo or midrange-control shell, where you can keep the chosen opponent’s board modest while dropping a creature that can quickly become oversized for four mana. Because its power and toughness are tied to one opponent’s creature count, it shines against token decks or after a few forced trades, but it can also be awkward if the target is already ahead. A useful deckbuilding tip is to pair it with tax and sweep effects—cards that slow development or reset the board—so you can choose the player most likely to rebuild poorly and maximize Jarkeld’s size. It rewards patience, board control, and good target selection.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 12:10:45 UTC