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Shocker
Oracle Text
Whenever this creature deals damage to a player, that player discards all the cards in their hand, then draws that many cards.
Card Details
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Character Background
Shocker is a tiny but vicious red Insect that plays like a hit-and-run disruption piece, best suited to aggressive tempo shells that can force a single point of damage through and punish a stalled hand. At just {1}{R}, it arrives early and threatens a brutal reset whenever it connects with a player: they discard their hand and redraw the same number of cards, which can wipe away carefully held answers, reconfigure mulligans into fresh risk, and even strand combo pieces at awkward timing. The best deckbuilding support is evasion or guaranteed combat damage—equipment, trample, menace, or pingers that can soften blockers—so the trigger actually happens. It also pairs well with cards that reward discard, since forcing a player to pitch their hand can incidentally turn on your graveyard pressure. Shocker is not a value engine over time; it is a sharp tempo tool that can swing a game by making every successful hit feel like a small-scale upheaval.
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Character Background
Shocker is a tiny but vicious red Insect that plays like a hit-and-run disruption piece, best suited to aggressive tempo shells that can force a single point of damage through and punish a stalled hand. At just {1}{R}, it arrives early and threatens a brutal reset whenever it connects with a player: they discard their hand and redraw the same number of cards, which can wipe away carefully held answers, reconfigure mulligans into fresh risk, and even strand combo pieces at awkward timing. The best deckbuilding support is evasion or guaranteed combat damage—equipment, trample, menace, or pingers that can soften blockers—so the trigger actually happens. It also pairs well with cards that reward discard, since forcing a player to pitch their hand can incidentally turn on your graveyard pressure. Shocker is not a value engine over time; it is a sharp tempo tool that can swing a game by making every successful hit feel like a small-scale upheaval.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 13:40:44 UTC