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Arcade Gannon
Oracle Text
{T}: Draw a card, then discard a card. Put a quest counter on Arcade Gannon.
For Auld Lang Syne — Once during each of your turns, you may cast an artifact or Human spell from your graveyard with mana value less than or equal to the number of quest counters on Arcade Gannon.
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Character Background
Arcade Gannon fits best in a value-oriented control or midrange shell, where his steady looting and graveyard recursion turn every turn into incremental advantage. As a 2/3 for four mana, he blocks early pressure well enough while his tap ability filters away excess lands or dead draws, then steadily builds quest counters to unlock “For Auld Lang Syne,” letting you recast artifacts or Human spells from the graveyard once each turn. That makes him especially strong with cheap utility artifacts, self-milling, and Humans that generate value on entry or death. Cards that untap him, like effects granting extra activations, can accelerate quest counter growth, while discard payoffs and artifacts with enters-the-battlefield triggers help convert the looting into real momentum. In Fallout terms, he reads like a resourceful doctor keeping a fragile operation alive through clever salvage, which is exactly how he plays: patient, resilient, and increasingly oppressive if the game goes long.
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Character Background
Arcade Gannon fits best in a value-oriented control or midrange shell, where his steady looting and graveyard recursion turn every turn into incremental advantage. As a 2/3 for four mana, he blocks early pressure well enough while his tap ability filters away excess lands or dead draws, then steadily builds quest counters to unlock “For Auld Lang Syne,” letting you recast artifacts or Human spells from the graveyard once each turn. That makes him especially strong with cheap utility artifacts, self-milling, and Humans that generate value on entry or death. Cards that untap him, like effects granting extra activations, can accelerate quest counter growth, while discard payoffs and artifacts with enters-the-battlefield triggers help convert the looting into real momentum. In Fallout terms, he reads like a resourceful doctor keeping a fragile operation alive through clever salvage, which is exactly how he plays: patient, resilient, and increasingly oppressive if the game goes long.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 12:10:43 UTC