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Bender's Waterskin
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First strike
Whenever Master Piandao attacks, look at the top four cards of your library. You may reveal an Ally, Equipment, or Lesson card from among them and put it into your hand. Put the rest on the bottom of your library in a random order.
Master Piandao fits best into a white value-tempo plan, especially in decks that can attack safely while building incremental advantage. A 4/4 body with first strike makes him an excellent combatant on defense and offense alike, since he can pressure smaller creatures and survive many fights, which is exactly what you want from a five-mana legendary attacker. His trigger turns every attack into a small selection engine, digging four cards deep for an Ally, Equipment, or Lesson, so he rewards decks that are intentionally dense in those types rather than generic goodstuff piles. In practice, he shines in Human or Ally shells that can curve out early and then keep the hand stocked, and he also pairs well with Equipment-heavy strategies because drawing gear while swinging keeps the pressure constant. If your deck includes ways to grant evasion or extra combat steps, Piandao’s attack trigger becomes even more threatening by multiplying both damage and card flow.
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Master Piandao fits best into a white value-tempo plan, especially in decks that can attack safely while building incremental advantage. A 4/4 body with first strike makes him an excellent combatant on defense and offense alike, since he can pressure smaller creatures and survive many fights, which is exactly what you want from a five-mana legendary attacker. His trigger turns every attack into a small selection engine, digging four cards deep for an Ally, Equipment, or Lesson, so he rewards decks that are intentionally dense in those types rather than generic goodstuff piles. In practice, he shines in Human or Ally shells that can curve out early and then keep the hand stocked, and he also pairs well with Equipment-heavy strategies because drawing gear while swinging keeps the pressure constant. If your deck includes ways to grant evasion or extra combat steps, Piandao’s attack trigger becomes even more threatening by multiplying both damage and card flow.
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