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Plundering Pirate
Oracle Text
When this creature enters, create a Treasure token. (It's an artifact with "{T}, Sacrifice this token: Add one mana of any color.")
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Plundering Pirate is a clean, aggressive value creature that fits best in tempo or red-based midrange decks, especially anywhere a little mana fixing or burst acceleration matters. A 3/2 body for three mana already pressures planeswalkers and forces awkward blocks, and the Treasure token helps erase some of red’s usual resource strain by either splashing another color later or enabling a key turn earlier. In Lost Caverns of Ixalan, the Orc Pirate flavor feels right at home: a hard-hitting raider who turns every boarding action into immediate loot. In deckbuilding, it pairs naturally with cards that care about artifacts entering or leaving the battlefield, sacrifice payoffs, or Treasure-count synergies; even simple effects like “whenever you create a Treasure” can turn this into real advantage. Because it replaces itself with mana, it’s also a nice include in Limited, where steady board presence and flexible resources often decide the game.
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Character Background
Plundering Pirate is a clean, aggressive value creature that fits best in tempo or red-based midrange decks, especially anywhere a little mana fixing or burst acceleration matters. A 3/2 body for three mana already pressures planeswalkers and forces awkward blocks, and the Treasure token helps erase some of red’s usual resource strain by either splashing another color later or enabling a key turn earlier. In Lost Caverns of Ixalan, the Orc Pirate flavor feels right at home: a hard-hitting raider who turns every boarding action into immediate loot. In deckbuilding, it pairs naturally with cards that care about artifacts entering or leaving the battlefield, sacrifice payoffs, or Treasure-count synergies; even simple effects like “whenever you create a Treasure” can turn this into real advantage. Because it replaces itself with mana, it’s also a nice include in Limited, where steady board presence and flexible resources often decide the game.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 06:40:43 UTC