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Become Anonymous
Oracle Text
Exile target nontoken creature you own and the top two cards of your library in a face-down pile, shuffle that pile, then cloak those cards. They enter tapped. (To cloak a card, put it onto the battlefield face down as a 2/2 creature with ward {2}. Turn it face up any time for its mana cost if it's a creature card.)
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Become Anonymous fits best in a control or midrange value shell, where it doubles as protection and card selection wrapped into one sneaky package. By exiling a nontoken creature you own alongside the top two cards of your library and then cloaking them, you effectively “hide” resources from removal while setting up future threats that arrive as tapped 2/2 ward 2 bodies. In gameplay terms, this can save a key creature from exile-based removal, reset an enters-the-battlefield trigger, or simply convert a doomed attacker into delayed pressure. Deckbuilding-wise, it pairs especially well with creatures that want to be reused or re-cast, and with effects that care about face-down permanents or tapped creatures entering under your control. The Assassin’s Creed flavor is on point: identity obscured, assets buried, and a board state that looks harmless until it isn’t.
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Character Background
Become Anonymous fits best in a control or midrange value shell, where it doubles as protection and card selection wrapped into one sneaky package. By exiling a nontoken creature you own alongside the top two cards of your library and then cloaking them, you effectively “hide” resources from removal while setting up future threats that arrive as tapped 2/2 ward 2 bodies. In gameplay terms, this can save a key creature from exile-based removal, reset an enters-the-battlefield trigger, or simply convert a doomed attacker into delayed pressure. Deckbuilding-wise, it pairs especially well with creatures that want to be reused or re-cast, and with effects that care about face-down permanents or tapped creatures entering under your control. The Assassin’s Creed flavor is on point: identity obscured, assets buried, and a board state that looks harmless until it isn’t.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 20:20:43 UTC