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Imperial Subduer
Oracle Text
Whenever a Samurai or Warrior you control attacks alone, tap target creature you don't control.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Imperial Subduer reads like a compact enforcer from Kamigawa: a 3/2 samurai that literally pins down a defender when you dare to commit a single warrior to the charge, so it naturally supports a tempo-aggro plan that prizes one-thing-at-a-time pressure rather than massed attacks. In practice it’s great in Samurai- or Warrior-themed decks—especially in Limited or lower-curve 60-card builds—where a 3/2 for three that repeatedly taps blockers buys turns and converts damage into value. Deckbuilding tip: include 10–14 Samurai/Warriors and 1–3 cheap pieces of evasion (equipment or pump spells that grant menace, flying, or unblockable) so your designated attacker reliably gets through and triggers Subduer’s tap; anthem lords that buff your single attacker also magnify its threat. It also pairs well with removal and combat tricks to keep other creatures off the battlefield and force “attacks alone” windows. Thematically, the card evokes a lone imperial duelist who disables a foe to let his allies finish the job, both flavorful and functionally disruptive.
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Character Background
Imperial Subduer reads like a compact enforcer from Kamigawa: a 3/2 samurai that literally pins down a defender when you dare to commit a single warrior to the charge, so it naturally supports a tempo-aggro plan that prizes one-thing-at-a-time pressure rather than massed attacks. In practice it’s great in Samurai- or Warrior-themed decks—especially in Limited or lower-curve 60-card builds—where a 3/2 for three that repeatedly taps blockers buys turns and converts damage into value. Deckbuilding tip: include 10–14 Samurai/Warriors and 1–3 cheap pieces of evasion (equipment or pump spells that grant menace, flying, or unblockable) so your designated attacker reliably gets through and triggers Subduer’s tap; anthem lords that buff your single attacker also magnify its threat. It also pairs well with removal and combat tricks to keep other creatures off the battlefield and force “attacks alone” windows. Thematically, the card evokes a lone imperial duelist who disables a foe to let his allies finish the job, both flavorful and functionally disruptive.
Generated using gpt-5-mini · Updated at 2026-05-16 20:40:45 UTC