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Lt. Surge's Bargain
Oracle Text
Ask your opponent if each player may take a Prize card. If yes, each player takes a Prize card. If no, you draw 4 cards.
Card Details
Character Background
Lt. Surge’s Bargain is a classic pressure card that plays like a wartime deal: take the immediate gain, or dare your opponent to refuse and hand you a refill. In practice, it best supports tempo and midrange decks that want to keep pace while forcing awkward decisions. If both players can take a Prize card, you effectively trade resource parity for faster closings, which can be excellent when you’re already ahead on board or need to break a stall. If your opponent declines, drawing 4 cards is a strong fallback that keeps your hand stocked for gust effects, switch cards, or a finishing turn. The best synergy is with decks that can safely exploit extra tempo, especially aggressive lists that prize race situations or builds that can convert additional cards into immediate damage. It also pairs well with Prize-denial pressure: the more your opponent fears giving you both a card and momentum, the better this bargain becomes.
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Character Background
Lt. Surge’s Bargain is a classic pressure card that plays like a wartime deal: take the immediate gain, or dare your opponent to refuse and hand you a refill. In practice, it best supports tempo and midrange decks that want to keep pace while forcing awkward decisions. If both players can take a Prize card, you effectively trade resource parity for faster closings, which can be excellent when you’re already ahead on board or need to break a stall. If your opponent declines, drawing 4 cards is a strong fallback that keeps your hand stocked for gust effects, switch cards, or a finishing turn. The best synergy is with decks that can safely exploit extra tempo, especially aggressive lists that prize race situations or builds that can convert additional cards into immediate damage. It also pairs well with Prize-denial pressure: the more your opponent fears giving you both a card and momentum, the better this bargain becomes.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-12 00:10:42 UTC