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Tomik, Distinguished Advokist
Oracle Text
Flying
Lands on the battlefield and land cards in graveyards can't be the targets of spells or abilities your opponents control.
Your opponents can't play land cards from graveyards.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Tomik, Distinguished Advokist is a classic white control-hatebear: a 2/3 flier for two mana that quietly shuts off some of the nastiest graveyard and land-recursion lines while pressuring life totals in the air. In gameplay, he fits best in tempo or control shells that want to slow opponents without spending much mana, especially against decks leaning on Crucible of Worlds-style effects, fetch-land recursion, or land-based utility engines. Because he protects lands and land cards in graveyards from opposing targeting, he can blank removal aimed at a key utility land and prevent opponents from reusing lands from the graveyard entirely. He pairs well with enchantment or artifact prison pieces, and with cards that turn land drops into value for you, since he doesn’t interfere with your own development. In Commander, he’s especially strong when your meta relies on sacrifice lands or graveyard synergies.
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Character Background
Tomik, Distinguished Advokist is a classic white control-hatebear: a 2/3 flier for two mana that quietly shuts off some of the nastiest graveyard and land-recursion lines while pressuring life totals in the air. In gameplay, he fits best in tempo or control shells that want to slow opponents without spending much mana, especially against decks leaning on Crucible of Worlds-style effects, fetch-land recursion, or land-based utility engines. Because he protects lands and land cards in graveyards from opposing targeting, he can blank removal aimed at a key utility land and prevent opponents from reusing lands from the graveyard entirely. He pairs well with enchantment or artifact prison pieces, and with cards that turn land drops into value for you, since he doesn’t interfere with your own development. In Commander, he’s especially strong when your meta relies on sacrifice lands or graveyard synergies.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 02:40:47 UTC