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April, Reporter of the Weird
Oracle Text
Whenever April deals combat damage to a player, draw that many cards, then discard a card.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
April, Reporter of the Weird fits naturally into a tempo or evasive value plan, where a cheap, resilient threat chips in early and converts combat damage into card selection. At {2}{U} for a 2/2, she is not a raw power play, but her trigger can snowball quickly if you keep her connecting, turning even modest hits into a burst of cards followed by a discard that helps filter dead draws or pitch reanimation targets. The lore theme is perfect for Magic’s twist on April O’Neil: a curious investigator who thrives by getting close to the action, uncovering secrets, and reporting back with fresh information. Deckbuilding-wise, pair her with cheap evasive enablers like unblockable creatures, equipment that grants flying, or bounce/protection spells to preserve tempo and ensure repeated triggers. In a blue deck, she rewards efficient play and can quietly outclass slower opponents if protected.
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Character Background
April, Reporter of the Weird fits naturally into a tempo or evasive value plan, where a cheap, resilient threat chips in early and converts combat damage into card selection. At {2}{U} for a 2/2, she is not a raw power play, but her trigger can snowball quickly if you keep her connecting, turning even modest hits into a burst of cards followed by a discard that helps filter dead draws or pitch reanimation targets. The lore theme is perfect for Magic’s twist on April O’Neil: a curious investigator who thrives by getting close to the action, uncovering secrets, and reporting back with fresh information. Deckbuilding-wise, pair her with cheap evasive enablers like unblockable creatures, equipment that grants flying, or bounce/protection spells to preserve tempo and ensure repeated triggers. In a blue deck, she rewards efficient play and can quietly outclass slower opponents if protected.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 18:40:43 UTC