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Reinforced Ronin
Oracle Text
Haste
At the beginning of your end step, return this creature to its owner's hand.
Channel — {1}{R}, Discard this card: Draw a card.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Reinforced Ronin is a sleek Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty pressure piece that fits best in aggressive or tempo shells, where a cheap attacker can start chipping in immediately and keep opponents on the back foot. A 2/2 haste creature for a single red mana is already efficient, and the end-step bounce means it is less of a permanent threat than a repeatable burst of damage and flexibility. That makes it especially strong in decks that care about casting or discarding artifacts, creatures, or spells from hand, since Channel turns it into a useful early-game cantrip when you don’t need the body. It also pairs nicely with discard-matters cards or effects that reward reusing your hand, and equipment can help make each brief attack more punishing. Think of it as a disciplined duelist: strike fast, retreat, and come back ready to spend another turn forcing awkward blocks or converting spare mana into cards.
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Character Background
Reinforced Ronin is a sleek Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty pressure piece that fits best in aggressive or tempo shells, where a cheap attacker can start chipping in immediately and keep opponents on the back foot. A 2/2 haste creature for a single red mana is already efficient, and the end-step bounce means it is less of a permanent threat than a repeatable burst of damage and flexibility. That makes it especially strong in decks that care about casting or discarding artifacts, creatures, or spells from hand, since Channel turns it into a useful early-game cantrip when you don’t need the body. It also pairs nicely with discard-matters cards or effects that reward reusing your hand, and equipment can help make each brief attack more punishing. Think of it as a disciplined duelist: strike fast, retreat, and come back ready to spend another turn forcing awkward blocks or converting spare mana into cards.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 10:20:43 UTC