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Rishadan Dockhand
Oracle Text
Islandwalk (This creature can't be blocked as long as defending player controls an Island.)
{1}, {T}: Tap target land.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Rishadan Dockhand is a classic tempo tool that turns a humble one-drop into a persistent source of disruption. In Magic: The Gathering, its islandwalk makes it an efficient chip-damage threat against blue decks, but the real strength is the activated ability: for {1} and a tap, it can lock down a key land at the exact moment your opponent wants to curve out or hold up interaction. That makes it especially strong in tempo and prison-leaning strategies, where slowing mana development matters as much as pressure. It pairs well with effects that untap creatures, boost tapping value, or care about Merfolk bodies, and it’s a natural fit in low-curve blue shells that want to stay ahead on board while denying resources. In Modern Horizons 2, it reads like a sneaky dockside saboteur—small, precise, and annoying in all the right ways.
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Character Background
Rishadan Dockhand is a classic tempo tool that turns a humble one-drop into a persistent source of disruption. In Magic: The Gathering, its islandwalk makes it an efficient chip-damage threat against blue decks, but the real strength is the activated ability: for {1} and a tap, it can lock down a key land at the exact moment your opponent wants to curve out or hold up interaction. That makes it especially strong in tempo and prison-leaning strategies, where slowing mana development matters as much as pressure. It pairs well with effects that untap creatures, boost tapping value, or care about Merfolk bodies, and it’s a natural fit in low-curve blue shells that want to stay ahead on board while denying resources. In Modern Horizons 2, it reads like a sneaky dockside saboteur—small, precise, and annoying in all the right ways.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-09-05 15:10:45 UTC