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Sticky Fingers
Oracle Text
Enchant creature
Enchanted creature has menace and "Whenever this creature deals combat damage to a player, create a Treasure token." (It can't be blocked except by two or more creatures. The token is an artifact with "{T}, Sacrifice this token: Add one mana of any color.")
When enchanted creature dies, draw a card.
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Character Background
Sticky Fingers is a clean red Aura that rewards you for turning any evasive attacker into a small-scale heist machine, making it best in tempo and aggressive decks that want damage to keep snowballing while still generating value. Enchant a cheap creature with menace or other evasion, and every clean hit not only pressures life totals but also cashes in a Treasure, letting you accelerate into bigger threats or hold up interaction off-color. The death-trigger card draw is especially nice in Rakdos or Izzet shells, where disposable creatures and sacrifice outlets turn the Aura into a cantrip-like investment rather than a risk. It plays well with creatures that already want to attack early, like hasty 2-drops, and becomes even better with combat tricks that force awkward blocks. In practice, Sticky Fingers asks opponents a nasty question: block inefficiently, or let the robbery continue.
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Character Background
Sticky Fingers is a clean red Aura that rewards you for turning any evasive attacker into a small-scale heist machine, making it best in tempo and aggressive decks that want damage to keep snowballing while still generating value. Enchant a cheap creature with menace or other evasion, and every clean hit not only pressures life totals but also cashes in a Treasure, letting you accelerate into bigger threats or hold up interaction off-color. The death-trigger card draw is especially nice in Rakdos or Izzet shells, where disposable creatures and sacrifice outlets turn the Aura into a cantrip-like investment rather than a risk. It plays well with creatures that already want to attack early, like hasty 2-drops, and becomes even better with combat tricks that force awkward blocks. In practice, Sticky Fingers asks opponents a nasty question: block inefficiently, or let the robbery continue.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 03:20:42 UTC