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Kingpin's Pet
Oracle Text
Flying
Extort (Whenever you cast a spell, you may pay {W/B}. If you do, each opponent loses 1 life and you gain that much life.)
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Character Background
Kingpin’s Pet is a modest but very efficient support creature for Orzhov-style value and tempo decks, turning every follow-up spell into a small drain effect while also presenting a relevant evasive body. At 2/2 with flying for three mana, it pressures planeswalkers and chips in for damage, and extort helps you stabilize races by padding your life total while making the opponent feel every cast. It fits best in control or midrange shells that plan to cast multiple spells over a game, especially decks rich in cheap interaction, token makers, or recursive spells that keep the extort triggers flowing. A strong deckbuilding tip is to pair it with low-cost multicolor spells or cheap lifegain payoffs so you can trigger extort repeatedly without falling behind on board. In flavor terms, it feels like a disposable enforcer: small, loyal, and dangerous not because of size, but because it quietly taxes every move you make.
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Character Background
Kingpin’s Pet is a modest but very efficient support creature for Orzhov-style value and tempo decks, turning every follow-up spell into a small drain effect while also presenting a relevant evasive body. At 2/2 with flying for three mana, it pressures planeswalkers and chips in for damage, and extort helps you stabilize races by padding your life total while making the opponent feel every cast. It fits best in control or midrange shells that plan to cast multiple spells over a game, especially decks rich in cheap interaction, token makers, or recursive spells that keep the extort triggers flowing. A strong deckbuilding tip is to pair it with low-cost multicolor spells or cheap lifegain payoffs so you can trigger extort repeatedly without falling behind on board. In flavor terms, it feels like a disposable enforcer: small, loyal, and dangerous not because of size, but because it quietly taxes every move you make.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-24 03:10:43 UTC