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Lord of Atlantis
Oracle Text
Other Merfolk get +1/+1 and have islandwalk. (They can't be blocked as long as defending player controls an Island.)
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Lord of Atlantis is the classic anthem lord that turns a simple Merfolk board into an evasive, aggressive force, making it a cornerstone for tempo and aggro strategies in Magic: The Gathering. At just two blue mana, it comes down early and immediately rewards you for committing to a tribal plan by boosting every other Merfolk and granting islandwalk, which often means your entire team becomes effectively unblockable against any opponent with an Island. That makes it especially potent in formats where blue mana bases are common, and it pairs naturally with Merfolk staples that create more bodies or protect the board, such as Silvergill Adept, Merrow Reejerey, and cheap countermagic to force damage through. In deckbuilding, prioritize a high density of Merfolk and ways to keep the opponent on Islands—either through their own mana base or effects that change land types if available—because Lord of Atlantis thrives when it converts a wide board into a lethal, hard-to-interact-with clock.
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Character Background
Lord of Atlantis is the classic anthem lord that turns a simple Merfolk board into an evasive, aggressive force, making it a cornerstone for tempo and aggro strategies in Magic: The Gathering. At just two blue mana, it comes down early and immediately rewards you for committing to a tribal plan by boosting every other Merfolk and granting islandwalk, which often means your entire team becomes effectively unblockable against any opponent with an Island. That makes it especially potent in formats where blue mana bases are common, and it pairs naturally with Merfolk staples that create more bodies or protect the board, such as Silvergill Adept, Merrow Reejerey, and cheap countermagic to force damage through. In deckbuilding, prioritize a high density of Merfolk and ways to keep the opponent on Islands—either through their own mana base or effects that change land types if available—because Lord of Atlantis thrives when it converts a wide board into a lethal, hard-to-interact-with clock.
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