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Gishath, Sun's Avatar
Oracle Text
Vigilance, trample, haste
Whenever Gishath deals combat damage to a player, reveal that many cards from the top of your library. Put any number of Dinosaur creature cards from among them onto the battlefield and the rest on the bottom of your library in a random order.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Gishath, Sun’s Avatar is a mythic finisher that best supports a high-tempo, aggressive value plan: attack early enough to matter, then let combat snowball into a board of free Dinosaurs. With vigilance, trample, and haste, it immediately pressures life totals while staying back as a blocker on the following turn, making it unusually hard to race. Its trigger rewards building a deck packed with Dinosaurs and ways to protect the commander long enough to connect, since each point of combat damage can translate into multiple creatures entering the battlefield. In practice, the strongest lists pair Gishath with ramp, haste-enablers, and top-of-library manipulation like Sylvan Library or Congregation at Dawn to improve the quality of the hit. Because the reveal places non-Dinosaurs on the bottom, you want a dense tribal core and preferably a low curve among your support cards. Gishath thrives as a snowball engine that turns one attack into overwhelming board dominance.
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Character Background
Gishath, Sun’s Avatar is a mythic finisher that best supports a high-tempo, aggressive value plan: attack early enough to matter, then let combat snowball into a board of free Dinosaurs. With vigilance, trample, and haste, it immediately pressures life totals while staying back as a blocker on the following turn, making it unusually hard to race. Its trigger rewards building a deck packed with Dinosaurs and ways to protect the commander long enough to connect, since each point of combat damage can translate into multiple creatures entering the battlefield. In practice, the strongest lists pair Gishath with ramp, haste-enablers, and top-of-library manipulation like Sylvan Library or Congregation at Dawn to improve the quality of the hit. Because the reveal places non-Dinosaurs on the bottom, you want a dense tribal core and preferably a low curve among your support cards. Gishath thrives as a snowball engine that turns one attack into overwhelming board dominance.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 01:10:48 UTC