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Dack Fayden
Oracle Text
+1: Target player draws two cards, then discards two cards.
−2: Gain control of target artifact.
−6: You get an emblem with "Whenever you cast a spell that targets one or more permanents, gain control of those permanents."
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Dack Fayden is at his best in a tempo-control shell, where his cheap cost and flexible loyalty abilities let him disrupt the opponent while advancing your own card quality. His +1 is not true card advantage, but it filters hands well, fuels graveyard synergies, and can even pressure an opponent with awkward draw-discard sequences. The −2 is the real lure: stealing an artifact can swing games outright, especially in formats full of mana rocks, Equipment, or high-impact artifacts like vehicles and combo pieces. Deckbuilders should prioritize low-cost interaction and spells that target permanents, since those cards become devastating once you reach the emblem from his −6. In practice, Dack rewards a shell with cheap removal, bounce, and artifacts of your own to exploit his tempo swing. He feels like a clever rogue planeswalker: not a brute-force finisher, but a thief who wins by turning the enemy’s resources into your own.
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Character Background
Dack Fayden is at his best in a tempo-control shell, where his cheap cost and flexible loyalty abilities let him disrupt the opponent while advancing your own card quality. His +1 is not true card advantage, but it filters hands well, fuels graveyard synergies, and can even pressure an opponent with awkward draw-discard sequences. The −2 is the real lure: stealing an artifact can swing games outright, especially in formats full of mana rocks, Equipment, or high-impact artifacts like vehicles and combo pieces. Deckbuilders should prioritize low-cost interaction and spells that target permanents, since those cards become devastating once you reach the emblem from his −6. In practice, Dack rewards a shell with cheap removal, bounce, and artifacts of your own to exploit his tempo swing. He feels like a clever rogue planeswalker: not a brute-force finisher, but a thief who wins by turning the enemy’s resources into your own.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 14:20:45 UTC