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Sunrise Cavalier
Oracle Text
Trample, haste
If it's neither day nor night, it becomes day as this creature enters.
Whenever day becomes night or night becomes day, put a +1/+1 counter on target creature you control.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Sunrise Cavalier is a cleanly aggressive red-white Knight that best supports an aggro or tempo game plan, pressing damage immediately with haste while trample makes every point of power matter. At 3/3 for three mana, it already rates as a respectable attacker, but its real edge in Innistrad: Midnight Hunt is the daybound/nightbound trigger it helps shape: if the game starts in neither state, it turns day on entry, then rewards every day-night shift by placing a +1/+1 counter on any creature you control. That makes it excellent in decks built to repeatedly flip the time of day, especially alongside cards that care about casting spells on curve or forcing transformation cycles. A strong synergy tip is to pair it with other cheap creatures that benefit from counters, so the trigger keeps scaling your best attacker rather than padding a random body. It’s a solid early threat that can snowball board presence fast.
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Character Background
Sunrise Cavalier is a cleanly aggressive red-white Knight that best supports an aggro or tempo game plan, pressing damage immediately with haste while trample makes every point of power matter. At 3/3 for three mana, it already rates as a respectable attacker, but its real edge in Innistrad: Midnight Hunt is the daybound/nightbound trigger it helps shape: if the game starts in neither state, it turns day on entry, then rewards every day-night shift by placing a +1/+1 counter on any creature you control. That makes it excellent in decks built to repeatedly flip the time of day, especially alongside cards that care about casting spells on curve or forcing transformation cycles. A strong synergy tip is to pair it with other cheap creatures that benefit from counters, so the trigger keeps scaling your best attacker rather than padding a random body. It’s a solid early threat that can snowball board presence fast.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 19:10:44 UTC