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Rick Jones, Destined Sidekick
Oracle Text
{3}, {T}: Mill four cards. You may put a Hero or enchantment card from among those cards into your hand. (To mill four cards, put the top four cards of your library into your graveyard.)
Card Details
Character Background
Rick Jones, Destined Sidekick fits neatly into a slow, grindy value plan, especially in decks that want to turn graveyard selection into steady card advantage. For just one green mana, a 0/3 body is already a respectable early blocker, and his activated ability turns spare mana and tapping into a repeatable dig effect. Milling four and then choosing a Hero or enchantment from among them makes him feel like a trusty organizer behind the scenes, sifting through chaos to find the right ally or mystical support. In play, he shines most in midrange or control shells that can afford to wait a turn cycle and protect him. Pair him with effects that reorder or stock the top of your library, or with enchantment-heavy builds where the hit rate stays high. He also rewards self-mill synergies, since any missed cards still stock the graveyard for recursion, flashback-style effects, or delve-adjacent payoffs.
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Character Background
Rick Jones, Destined Sidekick fits neatly into a slow, grindy value plan, especially in decks that want to turn graveyard selection into steady card advantage. For just one green mana, a 0/3 body is already a respectable early blocker, and his activated ability turns spare mana and tapping into a repeatable dig effect. Milling four and then choosing a Hero or enchantment from among them makes him feel like a trusty organizer behind the scenes, sifting through chaos to find the right ally or mystical support. In play, he shines most in midrange or control shells that can afford to wait a turn cycle and protect him. Pair him with effects that reorder or stock the top of your library, or with enchantment-heavy builds where the hit rate stays high. He also rewards self-mill synergies, since any missed cards still stock the graveyard for recursion, flashback-style effects, or delve-adjacent payoffs.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-09-06 00:10:46 UTC
