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Starfighter Pilot
Oracle Text
Whenever this creature becomes tapped, surveil 1. (Look at the top card of your library. You may put it into your graveyard.)
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Starfighter Pilot is a clean, efficient 2/2 for two mana that fits best in white tempo or value shells, especially decks that want to attack early while turning small actions into card selection. The key is that its surveil trigger cares only about becoming tapped, not attacking specifically, so any tap effect—crew, convoke, or even an external untap/tap engine—can help you smooth draws and stock the graveyard. That makes it especially appealing in lists that care about recursion, delirium, flashback-style effects, or graveyard utility, because every tap becomes a tiny filter for consistency. In gameplay, it pressures opponents with a solid body while quietly improving draw quality, which is exactly what aggressive white decks want when they need to keep gas flowing. The “pilot” flavor also fits the rules text nicely: this creature is always steering the deck toward better future draws.
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Character Background
Starfighter Pilot is a clean, efficient 2/2 for two mana that fits best in white tempo or value shells, especially decks that want to attack early while turning small actions into card selection. The key is that its surveil trigger cares only about becoming tapped, not attacking specifically, so any tap effect—crew, convoke, or even an external untap/tap engine—can help you smooth draws and stock the graveyard. That makes it especially appealing in lists that care about recursion, delirium, flashback-style effects, or graveyard utility, because every tap becomes a tiny filter for consistency. In gameplay, it pressures opponents with a solid body while quietly improving draw quality, which is exactly what aggressive white decks want when they need to keep gas flowing. The “pilot” flavor also fits the rules text nicely: this creature is always steering the deck toward better future draws.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 04:20:43 UTC