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Errant Ephemeron
Oracle Text
Flying
Suspend 4—{1}{U} (Rather than cast this card from your hand, you may pay {1}{U} and exile it with four time counters on it. At the beginning of your upkeep, remove a time counter. When the last is removed, you may cast it without paying its mana cost. It has haste.)
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Character Background
Errant Ephemeron is a great little paradox of a card: an expensive 4/4 flier that is usually not meant to be paid for the hard way, but instead suspended early and allowed to “arrive later” as a sudden aerial threat. That makes it especially strong in control and tempo decks, where you want to spend the early turns interacting while this quietly counts down in exile. Because it comes off suspend with haste, it can immediately pressure planeswalkers, pick off life totals, or force awkward blocks, often swinging the game the turn it appears. It also pairs well with blue shells that can stall the board, such as bounce, counterspells, and card draw, and it benefits from any deckbuilding plan that wants a reliable post-sweeper finisher. In slower formats, suspend it on turn two and treat it like a delayed threat that dodges most removal until it matters.
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Character Background
Errant Ephemeron is a great little paradox of a card: an expensive 4/4 flier that is usually not meant to be paid for the hard way, but instead suspended early and allowed to “arrive later” as a sudden aerial threat. That makes it especially strong in control and tempo decks, where you want to spend the early turns interacting while this quietly counts down in exile. Because it comes off suspend with haste, it can immediately pressure planeswalkers, pick off life totals, or force awkward blocks, often swinging the game the turn it appears. It also pairs well with blue shells that can stall the board, such as bounce, counterspells, and card draw, and it benefits from any deckbuilding plan that wants a reliable post-sweeper finisher. In slower formats, suspend it on turn two and treat it like a delayed threat that dodges most removal until it matters.
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