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Hop's Cramorant
Oracle Text
Attack Fickle Spitting (120): If your opponent doesn't have exactly 3 or 4 Prize cards remaining, this attack does nothing.
Card Details
Character Background
Hop’s Cramorant is a quirky Basic Colorless attacker that rewards precision over raw aggression, making it most at home in a tempo or niche control shell rather than a straightforward beatdown deck. Fickle Spitting hits for a solid 120, but only when the opponent sits at exactly 3 or 4 Prize cards remaining, so this card plays like a timing puzzle: you want to engineer the game state, then cash in on a carefully planned swing. That means pairing it with disruptive prize manipulation, gust effects, and consistent chip damage from earlier turns to force the opponent into the right window. Deckbuilding wise, it appreciates builds that can stall or soften the board while preserving your own attacker, since a dead attack condition is a real liability if you rush too early. Hop’s Cramorant feels thematically as impatient and opportunistic as its name suggests, turning a narrow opening into a sharp punish when the moment finally lines up.
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Character Background
Hop’s Cramorant is a quirky Basic Colorless attacker that rewards precision over raw aggression, making it most at home in a tempo or niche control shell rather than a straightforward beatdown deck. Fickle Spitting hits for a solid 120, but only when the opponent sits at exactly 3 or 4 Prize cards remaining, so this card plays like a timing puzzle: you want to engineer the game state, then cash in on a carefully planned swing. That means pairing it with disruptive prize manipulation, gust effects, and consistent chip damage from earlier turns to force the opponent into the right window. Deckbuilding wise, it appreciates builds that can stall or soften the board while preserving your own attacker, since a dead attack condition is a real liability if you rush too early. Hop’s Cramorant feels thematically as impatient and opportunistic as its name suggests, turning a narrow opening into a sharp punish when the moment finally lines up.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-12 06:11:11 UTC