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Raul, Trouble Shooter
Oracle Text
Once during each of your turns, you may cast a spell from among cards in your graveyard that were milled this turn.
{T}: Each player mills a card. (They each put the top card of their library into their graveyard.)
Card Details
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Character Background
Raul, Trouble Shooter fits best in a value-oriented self-mill or graveyard-control shell, especially one that can turn small resources into repeated cards over time. The body is sturdy for its cost, and the tap ability guarantees a steady flow of milling for both players, which can fuel your own graveyard while incidentally disrupting opposing draws. His real strength is the once-per-turn permission to cast a spell from among cards milled that turn, so prioritize cheap interaction, cantrips, and utility spells you won’t mind trading into the graveyard. Deckbuilding tips: pair him with instant-speed self-mill enablers and cards that reward spells being cast from unusual zones, and consider effects that untap him so you can mill on multiple turns. In Fallout’s wasteland flavor, he reads like a scavenger who turns discarded scraps into actionable plans, which is exactly how he plays: patient, resourceful, and grindy.
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Character Background
Raul, Trouble Shooter fits best in a value-oriented self-mill or graveyard-control shell, especially one that can turn small resources into repeated cards over time. The body is sturdy for its cost, and the tap ability guarantees a steady flow of milling for both players, which can fuel your own graveyard while incidentally disrupting opposing draws. His real strength is the once-per-turn permission to cast a spell from among cards milled that turn, so prioritize cheap interaction, cantrips, and utility spells you won’t mind trading into the graveyard. Deckbuilding tips: pair him with instant-speed self-mill enablers and cards that reward spells being cast from unusual zones, and consider effects that untap him so you can mill on multiple turns. In Fallout’s wasteland flavor, he reads like a scavenger who turns discarded scraps into actionable plans, which is exactly how he plays: patient, resourceful, and grindy.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 00:40:44 UTC