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Yusri, Fortune's Flame
Oracle Text
Flying
Whenever Yusri attacks, choose a number between 1 and 5. Flip that many coins. For each flip you win, draw a card. For each flip you lose, Yusri deals 2 damage to you. If you won five flips this way, you may cast spells from your hand this turn without paying their mana costs.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Yusri, Fortune’s Flame is at his best in a spell-heavy tempo or combo shell that can afford to attack safely and turn variance into explosive card flow. As a 2/3 flyer for three mana, he can chip in early and often, but the real prize is the attack trigger: even choosing one or two flips can generate steady cards, while daring to go for five can completely swing a game if you’re already ahead or protected by counters and removal. Because the downside is self-inflicted damage, deckbuilding should emphasize evasive protection and ways to mitigate risk, such as cheap interaction, bounce, and lifegain from side sources. He pairs especially well with cards that care about drawing extra cards or free-casting spells, and topdeck manipulation or coin-flip support can make his swings more reliable. Thematically, he feels like pure impulsive magic—an efreet whose fortune burns bright enough to either reward greed or punish it instantly.
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Character Background
Yusri, Fortune’s Flame is at his best in a spell-heavy tempo or combo shell that can afford to attack safely and turn variance into explosive card flow. As a 2/3 flyer for three mana, he can chip in early and often, but the real prize is the attack trigger: even choosing one or two flips can generate steady cards, while daring to go for five can completely swing a game if you’re already ahead or protected by counters and removal. Because the downside is self-inflicted damage, deckbuilding should emphasize evasive protection and ways to mitigate risk, such as cheap interaction, bounce, and lifegain from side sources. He pairs especially well with cards that care about drawing extra cards or free-casting spells, and topdeck manipulation or coin-flip support can make his swings more reliable. Thematically, he feels like pure impulsive magic—an efreet whose fortune burns bright enough to either reward greed or punish it instantly.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 21:10:50 UTC