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Arno Dorian
Oracle Text
Deathtouch
Other Assassins you control get +2/+0.
Disguise {B}{R} (You may cast this card face down for {3} as a 2/2 creature with ward {2}. Turn it face up any time for its disguise cost.)
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Arno Dorian is a cleanly aggressive value piece for Assassin tribal decks, leaning hardest into a tempo-to-aggro plan. A 3/3 body with deathtouch already makes blocking miserable, and once he’s on the battlefield he turns every other Assassin you control into a much more dangerous attacker with +2/+0. That means even small evasive or utility Assassins can suddenly close games fast, especially if you can curve them out early or keep the pressure on after combat trades. His disguise ability adds real flexibility: you can deploy him face down as a protected 2/2, then flip him later to surprise opponents and preserve mana efficiency. In deckbuilding, prioritize cheap Assassins, combat tricks, and ways to force awkward blocks; cards that grant evasion or reward attacking pair especially well with his anthem-like boost. Thematically, he reads like a hidden blade leader—subtle at first, then devastating once revealed.
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Character Background
Arno Dorian is a cleanly aggressive value piece for Assassin tribal decks, leaning hardest into a tempo-to-aggro plan. A 3/3 body with deathtouch already makes blocking miserable, and once he’s on the battlefield he turns every other Assassin you control into a much more dangerous attacker with +2/+0. That means even small evasive or utility Assassins can suddenly close games fast, especially if you can curve them out early or keep the pressure on after combat trades. His disguise ability adds real flexibility: you can deploy him face down as a protected 2/2, then flip him later to surprise opponents and preserve mana efficiency. In deckbuilding, prioritize cheap Assassins, combat tricks, and ways to force awkward blocks; cards that grant evasion or reward attacking pair especially well with his anthem-like boost. Thematically, he reads like a hidden blade leader—subtle at first, then devastating once revealed.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 01:20:44 UTC