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The Last Agni Kai
Oracle Text
Target creature you control fights target creature an opponent controls. If the creature the opponent controls is dealt excess damage this way, add that much {R}.
Until end of turn, you don't lose unspent red mana as steps and phases end.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
The Last Agni Kai reads like a duel with a firebender’s fury: one decisive clash that can turn a clean hit into a burst of mana for the rest of the turn. In practice, this is a strong tempo card that also rewards midrange and combo shells, since it can remove an opposing creature while refunding red mana if your attacker overkills it. The “don’t lose unspent red mana” clause is the real prize, letting you chain into burn spells, another fight effect, or a post-combat finisher without wasting the mana gained. It works especially well in decks with large red creatures, pump effects, or damage modifiers like trample-enabling combat tricks, because excess damage is what turns the spell from removal into acceleration. Deckbuilders should aim for creatures that survive fights or scale damage efficiently, making this a flexible answer that can swing the board and fuel an explosive turn.
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Character Background
The Last Agni Kai reads like a duel with a firebender’s fury: one decisive clash that can turn a clean hit into a burst of mana for the rest of the turn. In practice, this is a strong tempo card that also rewards midrange and combo shells, since it can remove an opposing creature while refunding red mana if your attacker overkills it. The “don’t lose unspent red mana” clause is the real prize, letting you chain into burn spells, another fight effect, or a post-combat finisher without wasting the mana gained. It works especially well in decks with large red creatures, pump effects, or damage modifiers like trample-enabling combat tricks, because excess damage is what turns the spell from removal into acceleration. Deckbuilders should aim for creatures that survive fights or scale damage efficiently, making this a flexible answer that can swing the board and fuel an explosive turn.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 10:10:42 UTC