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Reckoner Shakedown
Oracle Text
Target opponent reveals their hand. You may choose a nonland card from it. If you do, that player discards that card. If you don't, put two +1/+1 counters on a creature or Vehicle you control.
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Reckoner Shakedown is a tidy example of Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty’s ruthless, street-level pressure: a black spell that either strips a key nonland card from your opponent’s hand or, if their grip is empty or expendable, turns into a permanent pump effect for one of your threats. That flexibility makes it especially strong in tempo and midrange shells, where you want to keep the opponent off balance while advancing your board. In practical play, casting it after you’ve already forced a discard or against a tapped-out opponent often converts into the +1/+1 counters mode, which is excellent on evasive creatures or Vehicles that can immediately leverage the extra power. It also pairs well with sacrifice-heavy decks, since counters on creatures you expect to lose can still squeeze value before they die. Against control, the hand reveal helps you pick apart sweepers or finishers; against aggro, the counter mode can stabilize combat and create a better blocker.
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Character Background
Reckoner Shakedown is a tidy example of Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty’s ruthless, street-level pressure: a black spell that either strips a key nonland card from your opponent’s hand or, if their grip is empty or expendable, turns into a permanent pump effect for one of your threats. That flexibility makes it especially strong in tempo and midrange shells, where you want to keep the opponent off balance while advancing your board. In practical play, casting it after you’ve already forced a discard or against a tapped-out opponent often converts into the +1/+1 counters mode, which is excellent on evasive creatures or Vehicles that can immediately leverage the extra power. It also pairs well with sacrifice-heavy decks, since counters on creatures you expect to lose can still squeeze value before they die. Against control, the hand reveal helps you pick apart sweepers or finishers; against aggro, the counter mode can stabilize combat and create a better blocker.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 14:10:43 UTC