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Clockwork Droid
Oracle Text
You may exert this creature as it attacks. When you do, it can't be blocked this turn and you scry 1. (An exerted creature won't untap during your next untap step. To scry 1, look at the top card of your library. You may put that card on the bottom.)
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Character Background
Clockwork Droid is a cleanly aggressive two-drop that rewards a tempo plan: a 3/1 for {2} already pressures life totals, and exert turns it into a near-guaranteed source of damage while smoothing your draws with scry 1. In practice, it fits best in artifact-heavy aggro or red-white/blue-red shells that want cheap attackers and incidental card quality, especially if your deck can make good use of creatures that don’t mind skipping an untap. Because the exerted body won’t ready next turn, it’s strongest when you can either protect your lead with removal or pair it with ways to untap, blink, or recur artifacts for extra value. The Doctor Who flavor is spot-on: a small mechanical operative that commits hard for one decisive strike, then powers down briefly after the mission. If you’re building around it, prioritize cheap tricks and evasive support so its attack trigger reliably converts pressure into consistency.
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Character Background
Clockwork Droid is a cleanly aggressive two-drop that rewards a tempo plan: a 3/1 for {2} already pressures life totals, and exert turns it into a near-guaranteed source of damage while smoothing your draws with scry 1. In practice, it fits best in artifact-heavy aggro or red-white/blue-red shells that want cheap attackers and incidental card quality, especially if your deck can make good use of creatures that don’t mind skipping an untap. Because the exerted body won’t ready next turn, it’s strongest when you can either protect your lead with removal or pair it with ways to untap, blink, or recur artifacts for extra value. The Doctor Who flavor is spot-on: a small mechanical operative that commits hard for one decisive strike, then powers down briefly after the mission. If you’re building around it, prioritize cheap tricks and evasive support so its attack trigger reliably converts pressure into consistency.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 20:20:43 UTC