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ED-E, Lonesome Eyebot
Oracle Text
Flying
ED-E My Love — Whenever you attack, if the number of attacking creatures is greater than the number of quest counters on ED-E, put a quest counter on it.
{2}, Sacrifice ED-E: Draw a card, then draw an additional card for each quest counter on ED-E.
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Character Background
ED-E, Lonesome Eyebot fits best in a value-leaning tempo deck that can attack early and often while turning spare mana into future cards. In Fallout’s lonely, scavenger-bot style, ED-E feels like a small machine gradually “learning” from each assault: every attack that outnumbers its quest counters builds toward a better payoff, then cashing it in with {2} and a sacrifice can refuel your hand in a big way. Because the draw scales with quest counters, the best deckbuilding tip is to protect ED-E long enough to accumulate counters—evasion and token support help immensely, since attacking with a wide board makes the trigger easier to grow. It also pairs well with sacrifice outlets or blink effects if your colors allow them, letting you convert a modest flyer into a burst of card advantage. In short, ED-E rewards patient pressure: chip in, grow the counters, then cash out when the hand needs rebuilding.
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Character Background
ED-E, Lonesome Eyebot fits best in a value-leaning tempo deck that can attack early and often while turning spare mana into future cards. In Fallout’s lonely, scavenger-bot style, ED-E feels like a small machine gradually “learning” from each assault: every attack that outnumbers its quest counters builds toward a better payoff, then cashing it in with {2} and a sacrifice can refuel your hand in a big way. Because the draw scales with quest counters, the best deckbuilding tip is to protect ED-E long enough to accumulate counters—evasion and token support help immensely, since attacking with a wide board makes the trigger easier to grow. It also pairs well with sacrifice outlets or blink effects if your colors allow them, letting you convert a modest flyer into a burst of card advantage. In short, ED-E rewards patient pressure: chip in, grow the counters, then cash out when the hand needs rebuilding.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 01:10:45 UTC