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Iris's Fighting Spirit
Oracle Text
You can use this card only if you discard another card from your hand.
Draw cards until you have 6 cards in your hand.
Card Details
Character Background
Iris’s Fighting Spirit is a clean, proactive consistency tool that fits best in tempo and midrange decks, especially ones that empty their hand quickly or want to keep pressure while refilling. The cost of discarding another card is not a drawback so much as a setup requirement: if you can pitch a situational card, an extra copy, or something that wants to be in the discard, this becomes a very efficient way to smooth your next turn and stay ahead on resources. In play, it rewards sequencing—use your hand aggressively first, then turn the leftover card into fresh options up to six. Decks built around recursion, discard synergies, or flexible low-cost Trainers will make the most of it, and it pairs well with strategies that want to maintain tempo without overcommitting. The “fighting spirit” theme feels apt: it’s a comeback-minded burst of resolve, not raw power, but smart card flow can be just as decisive.
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Character Background
Iris’s Fighting Spirit is a clean, proactive consistency tool that fits best in tempo and midrange decks, especially ones that empty their hand quickly or want to keep pressure while refilling. The cost of discarding another card is not a drawback so much as a setup requirement: if you can pitch a situational card, an extra copy, or something that wants to be in the discard, this becomes a very efficient way to smooth your next turn and stay ahead on resources. In play, it rewards sequencing—use your hand aggressively first, then turn the leftover card into fresh options up to six. Decks built around recursion, discard synergies, or flexible low-cost Trainers will make the most of it, and it pairs well with strategies that want to maintain tempo without overcommitting. The “fighting spirit” theme feels apt: it’s a comeback-minded burst of resolve, not raw power, but smart card flow can be just as decisive.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 13:10:46 UTC