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Looter il-Kor
Oracle Text
Shadow (This creature can block or be blocked by only creatures with shadow.)
Whenever this creature deals damage to an opponent, draw a card, then discard a card.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Looter il-Kor is a deceptively efficient blue one-drop that shines in tempo and value shells, especially in Commander decks that want early pressure while smoothing draws. Shadow makes it a frustrating attacker and blocker in the right matchup, since only other shadow creatures can interact with it in combat, and a 1/1 body is less of a drawback when it reliably slips through to trigger card filtering. The loot effect—draw a card, then discard a card—turns every hit into selection, helping you dig toward lands, interaction, or combo pieces while stocking the graveyard for flashback, reanimation, or madness-style payoffs. It pairs well with equipment or pump spells that increase its clock without changing its evasion, and with effects that care about discarding, such as not-really-lore-specific graveyard engines. In practice, it is best when you want to chip in early, keep cards flowing, and stay ahead on quality rather than raw card count.
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Character Background
Looter il-Kor is a deceptively efficient blue one-drop that shines in tempo and value shells, especially in Commander decks that want early pressure while smoothing draws. Shadow makes it a frustrating attacker and blocker in the right matchup, since only other shadow creatures can interact with it in combat, and a 1/1 body is less of a drawback when it reliably slips through to trigger card filtering. The loot effect—draw a card, then discard a card—turns every hit into selection, helping you dig toward lands, interaction, or combo pieces while stocking the graveyard for flashback, reanimation, or madness-style payoffs. It pairs well with equipment or pump spells that increase its clock without changing its evasion, and with effects that care about discarding, such as not-really-lore-specific graveyard engines. In practice, it is best when you want to chip in early, keep cards flowing, and stay ahead on quality rather than raw card count.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-10-09 08:10:45 UTC