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The Foretold Soldier
Oracle Text
This creature must be blocked if able.
This creature can't be blocked by more than one creature.
Whenever this creature deals damage, exile it face down. It becomes foretold.
Foretell {1}{G} (During your turn, you may pay {2} and exile this card from your hand face down. Cast it on a later turn for its foretell cost.)
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Character Background
The Foretold Soldier is a blunt, resilient threat that fits best in midrange or ramp shells, where a 6/6 for four mana can end games quickly while still demanding an answer. Its combat text pushes awkward blocks: it must be blocked if able, yet only by a single creature, so it often trades up, punches through stalled boards, and pressures life totals even against token swarms. The foretell clause adds a strong value angle, letting you bank it early to smooth turns and threaten a discounted later cast, which is especially useful in blue-green or Simic-style decks that like holding up interaction before committing to a threat. Because it exiles itself face down after dealing damage, pair it with ways to recast or reuse exiled cards, or simply treat that hit as a mission accomplished. Lore-wise, it feels like a weaponized paradox: a soldier that arrives from the future, fights once, and vanishes into prophecy.
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Character Background
The Foretold Soldier is a blunt, resilient threat that fits best in midrange or ramp shells, where a 6/6 for four mana can end games quickly while still demanding an answer. Its combat text pushes awkward blocks: it must be blocked if able, yet only by a single creature, so it often trades up, punches through stalled boards, and pressures life totals even against token swarms. The foretell clause adds a strong value angle, letting you bank it early to smooth turns and threaten a discounted later cast, which is especially useful in blue-green or Simic-style decks that like holding up interaction before committing to a threat. Because it exiles itself face down after dealing damage, pair it with ways to recast or reuse exiled cards, or simply treat that hit as a mission accomplished. Lore-wise, it feels like a weaponized paradox: a soldier that arrives from the future, fights once, and vanishes into prophecy.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 04:20:44 UTC
