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Mogg Assassin
Oracle Text
{T}: You choose target creature an opponent controls, and that opponent chooses target creature. Flip a coin. If you win the flip, destroy the creature you chose. If you lose the flip, destroy the creature your opponent chose.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Mogg Assassin fits best in a red tempo or disruptive midrange shell, where its job is less about raw efficiency and more about forcing awkward blocks and bad board states. For three mana, a 2/1 body is fragile, but the tap ability threatens a removal spell every turn and makes opponents play around the coin flip rather than around certainty. The card’s theme reads like classic Goblin mayhem: a reckless hitman whose “plan” is as chaotic as it is lethal, turning combat into a gamble. In practice, pair it with ways to untap creatures or grant haste so the Assassin can start influencing the board immediately; cards that let you tap it for value before combat, or protect it from removal, increase its reliability. It also works well alongside effects that limit the opponent’s choices, since constraining their best creature makes the coin flip much more favorable.
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Character Background
Mogg Assassin fits best in a red tempo or disruptive midrange shell, where its job is less about raw efficiency and more about forcing awkward blocks and bad board states. For three mana, a 2/1 body is fragile, but the tap ability threatens a removal spell every turn and makes opponents play around the coin flip rather than around certainty. The card’s theme reads like classic Goblin mayhem: a reckless hitman whose “plan” is as chaotic as it is lethal, turning combat into a gamble. In practice, pair it with ways to untap creatures or grant haste so the Assassin can start influencing the board immediately; cards that let you tap it for value before combat, or protect it from removal, increase its reliability. It also works well alongside effects that limit the opponent’s choices, since constraining their best creature makes the coin flip much more favorable.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-10-07 18:10:42 UTC