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Cloak of Confusion
Oracle Text
Enchant creature you control
Whenever enchanted creature attacks and isn't blocked, you may have it assign no combat damage this turn. If you do, defending player discards a card at random.
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Character Background
Cloak of Confusion is a neat little Ice Age trick that fits best in a tempo or evasive disruption plan, where a cheap attacker can slip through early and turn combat into hand disruption instead of damage. Since it enchants a creature you control, you want creatures that reliably attack unblocked: shadow-style evasion, flying, or anything made unblockable by removal clearing the path. The card asks you to choose between damage and discard, which means it shines when your board is small but persistent and you care more about eroding resources than racing life totals. In practice, pair it with low-power evasive creatures or disposable attackers in a black-based control shell, especially if you can pressure from multiple angles while stripping answers at random. The random discard is volatile, but in a long game it can quietly dismantle control or combo opponents who are holding key pieces.
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Character Background
Cloak of Confusion is a neat little Ice Age trick that fits best in a tempo or evasive disruption plan, where a cheap attacker can slip through early and turn combat into hand disruption instead of damage. Since it enchants a creature you control, you want creatures that reliably attack unblocked: shadow-style evasion, flying, or anything made unblockable by removal clearing the path. The card asks you to choose between damage and discard, which means it shines when your board is small but persistent and you care more about eroding resources than racing life totals. In practice, pair it with low-power evasive creatures or disposable attackers in a black-based control shell, especially if you can pressure from multiple angles while stripping answers at random. The random discard is volatile, but in a long game it can quietly dismantle control or combo opponents who are holding key pieces.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 09:20:43 UTC