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Alexios, Deimos of Kosmos
Oracle Text
Trample
Alexios attacks each combat if able, can't be sacrificed, and can't attack its owner.
At the beginning of each player's upkeep, that player gains control of Alexios, untaps it, and puts a +1/+1 counter on it. It gains haste until end of turn.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Alexios, Deimos of Kosmos, reads like a red-hot political weapon: a berserker that refuses to stay loyal, keeps changing hands, and grows more dangerous as the table struggles to manage him. In practice, he best supports a chaotic aggro or multiplayer tempo plan, where you can pressure opponents early and let the card’s forced combat and control-shifting text create awkward decisions. Because Alexios can’t attack its owner, the ideal deck is one that either gives him away strategically or benefits from handing him to another player at the wrong moment. Pair him with effects that donate permanents, such as Homeward Path-style control denial or cards that repeatedly exchange control, and he becomes a scalable threat that accumulates +1/+1 counters without much investment. Trample plus haste after each upkeep means every new controller can immediately push damage, so even if you lose him, the table keeps bleeding.
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Character Background
Alexios, Deimos of Kosmos, reads like a red-hot political weapon: a berserker that refuses to stay loyal, keeps changing hands, and grows more dangerous as the table struggles to manage him. In practice, he best supports a chaotic aggro or multiplayer tempo plan, where you can pressure opponents early and let the card’s forced combat and control-shifting text create awkward decisions. Because Alexios can’t attack its owner, the ideal deck is one that either gives him away strategically or benefits from handing him to another player at the wrong moment. Pair him with effects that donate permanents, such as Homeward Path-style control denial or cards that repeatedly exchange control, and he becomes a scalable threat that accumulates +1/+1 counters without much investment. Trample plus haste after each upkeep means every new controller can immediately push damage, so even if you lose him, the table keeps bleeding.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 02:40:47 UTC