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Fblthp, the Lost
Oracle Text
When Fblthp enters, draw a card. If it entered from your library or was cast from your library, draw two cards instead.
When Fblthp becomes the target of a spell, shuffle Fblthp into its owner's library.
Card Details
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Character Background
Fblthp, the Lost is a delightfully awkward value piece that fits best in tempo or control shells, where cheap card draw and board presence matter more than raw combat stats. A 1/1 for {1}{U} that replaces itself on entry is already fine, but the dream is getting the bonus two cards when it enters from your library or is cast from there, turning the little Homunculus into a miniature windfall. The shuffling clause is both flavor and protection: once targeted, Fblthp slips back into the deck, so single-target pump and auras are unreliable, while your own effects that put him back into the library can become repeatable card-advantage engines. In Commander, he pairs especially well with tutors, library-matters cards, and effects like Polymorph-style transformations or blink-adjacent setups that manipulate where he enters from. He is less about aggression than about quietly generating cards while being annoyingly hard to pin down.
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Character Background
Fblthp, the Lost is a delightfully awkward value piece that fits best in tempo or control shells, where cheap card draw and board presence matter more than raw combat stats. A 1/1 for {1}{U} that replaces itself on entry is already fine, but the dream is getting the bonus two cards when it enters from your library or is cast from there, turning the little Homunculus into a miniature windfall. The shuffling clause is both flavor and protection: once targeted, Fblthp slips back into the deck, so single-target pump and auras are unreliable, while your own effects that put him back into the library can become repeatable card-advantage engines. In Commander, he pairs especially well with tutors, library-matters cards, and effects like Polymorph-style transformations or blink-adjacent setups that manipulate where he enters from. He is less about aggression than about quietly generating cards while being annoyingly hard to pin down.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 06:10:43 UTC