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Horn of the Mark
Oracle Text
Whenever two or more creatures you control attack a player, look at the top five cards of your library. You may reveal a creature card from among them and put it into your hand. Put the rest on the bottom of your library in a random order.
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Mana CostCharacter Background
Horn of the Mark is a clean value engine for aggressive decks that want to keep pressure on while refueling every combat step. In The Lord of the Rings setting, it evokes the rallying signal of riders charging together, and that teamwork is exactly what the card rewards: attack with at least two creatures, then dig five cards deep for another body. In practice, it fits best in go-wide aggro or tempo builds that can present multiple attackers early and often, especially token strategies or creature swarms. Because the trigger cares only that two or more creatures attack a player, it pairs well with evasive threats, cheap token makers, and haste creatures that can immediately join the assault. Deckbuilding tip: prioritize creatures with enters-the-battlefield value or low mana costs, since the Horn helps you chain threats without overcommitting to draw spells. Its random bottoming also means repeated activations can smooth draws over time without costing cards.
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Character Background
Horn of the Mark is a clean value engine for aggressive decks that want to keep pressure on while refueling every combat step. In The Lord of the Rings setting, it evokes the rallying signal of riders charging together, and that teamwork is exactly what the card rewards: attack with at least two creatures, then dig five cards deep for another body. In practice, it fits best in go-wide aggro or tempo builds that can present multiple attackers early and often, especially token strategies or creature swarms. Because the trigger cares only that two or more creatures attack a player, it pairs well with evasive threats, cheap token makers, and haste creatures that can immediately join the assault. Deckbuilding tip: prioritize creatures with enters-the-battlefield value or low mana costs, since the Horn helps you chain threats without overcommitting to draw spells. Its random bottoming also means repeated activations can smooth draws over time without costing cards.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 07:10:42 UTC