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Legolas, Counter of Kills
Oracle Text
Reach
Whenever you scry, if Legolas is tapped, you may untap it. Do this only once each turn.
Whenever a creature an opponent controls dies, put a +1/+1 counter on Legolas.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Legolas, Counter of Kills fits best in a tempo or value shell, where you can keep the board manageable while turning small advantages into a growing threat. At 2/3 with reach, he already helps stabilize against flyers, and the untap clause rewards effects that scry during combat or on an opponent’s turn, letting him attack, then stand back up once per turn if you set up a scry. The real payoff is the +1/+1 counter trigger: any opposing creature death turns him into a sharper finisher, so removal-heavy blue-green decks, fight spells, and token-based attrition plans all suit him well. Cards that scry repeatedly, such as cantrips or modal spells with selection, add consistency and can help you keep him ready as a blocker or attacker. Thematically, he feels like the ever-watchful archer who thrives in a battle of precision, growing stronger as each target falls.
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Character Background
Legolas, Counter of Kills fits best in a tempo or value shell, where you can keep the board manageable while turning small advantages into a growing threat. At 2/3 with reach, he already helps stabilize against flyers, and the untap clause rewards effects that scry during combat or on an opponent’s turn, letting him attack, then stand back up once per turn if you set up a scry. The real payoff is the +1/+1 counter trigger: any opposing creature death turns him into a sharper finisher, so removal-heavy blue-green decks, fight spells, and token-based attrition plans all suit him well. Cards that scry repeatedly, such as cantrips or modal spells with selection, add consistency and can help you keep him ready as a blocker or attacker. Thematically, he feels like the ever-watchful archer who thrives in a battle of precision, growing stronger as each target falls.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-10-08 10:10:46 UTC