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Desmond Miles
Oracle Text
Menace
Desmond Miles gets +1/+0 for each other Assassin you control and each Assassin card in your graveyard.
Whenever Desmond Miles deals combat damage to a player, surveil X, where X is the amount of damage it dealt to that player.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Desmond Miles fits best in a tempo-leaning black Assassin deck that wants to chip in early, grow naturally, and turn combat damage into card selection. A 1/3 with menace for just two mana is already annoying to block, and his power scales quickly as you fill the board or graveyard with other Assassins, making him much more threatening than he looks. The surveil trigger rewards connecting for bigger hits, so he not only pressures life totals but also smooths draws, fuels graveyard synergies, and helps stock Assassin cards for his own bonus. Deckbuilding-wise, prioritize cheap evasive Assassins, token makers, and self-mill or discard effects; even a modest graveyard can turn him into a real clock. He plays especially well in builds that want incremental advantage rather than all-in aggression, using menace and graveyard setup to keep the pressure steady while sculpting the perfect follow-up.
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Character Background
Desmond Miles fits best in a tempo-leaning black Assassin deck that wants to chip in early, grow naturally, and turn combat damage into card selection. A 1/3 with menace for just two mana is already annoying to block, and his power scales quickly as you fill the board or graveyard with other Assassins, making him much more threatening than he looks. The surveil trigger rewards connecting for bigger hits, so he not only pressures life totals but also smooths draws, fuels graveyard synergies, and helps stock Assassin cards for his own bonus. Deckbuilding-wise, prioritize cheap evasive Assassins, token makers, and self-mill or discard effects; even a modest graveyard can turn him into a real clock. He plays especially well in builds that want incremental advantage rather than all-in aggression, using menace and graveyard setup to keep the pressure steady while sculpting the perfect follow-up.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 01:20:43 UTC