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Intimidation Tactics
Oracle Text
Target opponent reveals their hand. You choose an artifact or creature card from it. Exile that card.
Cycling {3} ({3}, Discard this card: Draw a card.)
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Character Background
Intimidation Tactics is a clean, ruthless black sorcery that fits best in tempo and control shells, especially those trying to keep the opponent off their best early board presence while trading resources efficiently. For a single black mana, it peeks at the hand, strips out either a key artifact or creature, and does it forever by exiling, which makes it stronger than simple discard against recursive threats and graveyard-matters decks. The flavor is pure pressure: not a duel of equals, but a calculated shakeup where the opponent’s plans are forced into the open and then cut apart. In gameplay, it’s especially good on turn one or two when it can nab a mana rock, combo piece, or premium threat before it lands. Decks with cycling payoffs or low land counts also appreciate the built-in late-game utility from Cycling {3}, letting this stay relevant without clogging your hand.
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Character Background
Intimidation Tactics is a clean, ruthless black sorcery that fits best in tempo and control shells, especially those trying to keep the opponent off their best early board presence while trading resources efficiently. For a single black mana, it peeks at the hand, strips out either a key artifact or creature, and does it forever by exiling, which makes it stronger than simple discard against recursive threats and graveyard-matters decks. The flavor is pure pressure: not a duel of equals, but a calculated shakeup where the opponent’s plans are forced into the open and then cut apart. In gameplay, it’s especially good on turn one or two when it can nab a mana rock, combo piece, or premium threat before it lands. Decks with cycling payoffs or low land counts also appreciate the built-in late-game utility from Cycling {3}, letting this stay relevant without clogging your hand.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 03:10:42 UTC