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Keiga, the Tide Star
Oracle Text
Flying
When Keiga dies, gain control of target creature.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Keiga, the Tide Star is a classic value-engine finisher for blue control and tempo decks, turning removal and combat trades into a swingy payoff instead of a setback. A 5/5 flying Dragon Spirit for six mana, it pressures life totals in the air while threatening a brutal death trigger: when Keiga dies, you steal the best creature on the table, often after blocking, sacrificing it yourself, or even letting an opponent answer it at the worst possible moment. That makes it excellent in sacrifice-friendly or blink-adjacent builds that can force repeated deaths, as well as decks packed with bounce spells, self-sacrifice outlets, or clone effects to multiply the theft potential. In Commander, it pairs especially well with sacrifice outlets like High Market or Altar of Dementia, since you can cash it in on your own terms and convert a removal target into a permanent advantage. Its lore feels appropriately ghostly and predatory: a dragon spirit whose passing is just another form of control.
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Character Background
Keiga, the Tide Star is a classic value-engine finisher for blue control and tempo decks, turning removal and combat trades into a swingy payoff instead of a setback. A 5/5 flying Dragon Spirit for six mana, it pressures life totals in the air while threatening a brutal death trigger: when Keiga dies, you steal the best creature on the table, often after blocking, sacrificing it yourself, or even letting an opponent answer it at the worst possible moment. That makes it excellent in sacrifice-friendly or blink-adjacent builds that can force repeated deaths, as well as decks packed with bounce spells, self-sacrifice outlets, or clone effects to multiply the theft potential. In Commander, it pairs especially well with sacrifice outlets like High Market or Altar of Dementia, since you can cash it in on your own terms and convert a removal target into a permanent advantage. Its lore feels appropriately ghostly and predatory: a dragon spirit whose passing is just another form of control.
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