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Oroku Saki, Shredder Rising
Oracle Text
Sneak {1}{B} (You may cast this spell for {1}{B} if you also return an unblocked attacker you control to hand during the declare blockers step. He enters tapped and attacking.)
Whenever Oroku Saki deals combat damage to a player, you draw a card and lose 1 life.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Oroku Saki, Shredder Rising fits best in a tempo-oriented evasive shell, where cheap attackers chip in early and then get “reused” for Sneak to keep pressure high while preserving mana. As a 3/1 for three, he is fragile, but the Sneak option makes him much more than a simple beater: returning an unblocked attacker during declare blockers can turn a spent attacker into a combat trick that effectively grants a discounted, tapped-and-attacking threat. His combat damage trigger is the real reward, turning each clean hit into a steady stream of cards at a small life cost, which is excellent in aggressive black decks that can afford to race. He pairs well with low-curve evasive creatures, ninjas, and anything with menace or flying to help guarantee unblocked attacks. In practice, build to connect once, then keep looping pressure and card advantage rather than trying to play him as a pure standalone finisher.
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Character Background
Oroku Saki, Shredder Rising fits best in a tempo-oriented evasive shell, where cheap attackers chip in early and then get “reused” for Sneak to keep pressure high while preserving mana. As a 3/1 for three, he is fragile, but the Sneak option makes him much more than a simple beater: returning an unblocked attacker during declare blockers can turn a spent attacker into a combat trick that effectively grants a discounted, tapped-and-attacking threat. His combat damage trigger is the real reward, turning each clean hit into a steady stream of cards at a small life cost, which is excellent in aggressive black decks that can afford to race. He pairs well with low-curve evasive creatures, ninjas, and anything with menace or flying to help guarantee unblocked attacks. In practice, build to connect once, then keep looping pressure and card advantage rather than trying to play him as a pure standalone finisher.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 22:10:45 UTC