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Ilima
Oracle Text
Each player shuffles their hand into their deck and flips a coin. If heads, that player draws 6 cards. If tails, they draw 3 cards.
Card Details
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Character Background
Ilima is a high-variance reset button that best supports tempo and combo decks willing to gamble for a fresh grip, while also serving control shells that want to break parity when their hand is weak. Because both players shuffle their hands away and then potentially draw six, the card can function as a disruptive reload when you are already ahead on board or when your hand is nearly empty, but it is risky if the opponent benefits more from the same reset. The best deckbuilding tip is to pair Ilima with effects that let you empty your hand quickly, so the “draw 3” outcome is less punishing; cards that develop the board from hand-light positions or deck lists built around low-resource turns make the swing more manageable. Thematically, Ilima feels like a poised test of nerve rather than a careful tutor, and its Ultra Rare status matches the dramatic, table-flipping nature of the effect.
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Character Background
Ilima is a high-variance reset button that best supports tempo and combo decks willing to gamble for a fresh grip, while also serving control shells that want to break parity when their hand is weak. Because both players shuffle their hands away and then potentially draw six, the card can function as a disruptive reload when you are already ahead on board or when your hand is nearly empty, but it is risky if the opponent benefits more from the same reset. The best deckbuilding tip is to pair Ilima with effects that let you empty your hand quickly, so the “draw 3” outcome is less punishing; cards that develop the board from hand-light positions or deck lists built around low-resource turns make the swing more manageable. Thematically, Ilima feels like a poised test of nerve rather than a careful tutor, and its Ultra Rare status matches the dramatic, table-flipping nature of the effect.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 13:10:46 UTC