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Triskaidekaphile
Oracle Text
You have no maximum hand size.
At the beginning of your upkeep, if you have exactly thirteen cards in your hand, you win the game.
{3}{U}: Draw a card.
Card Details
Character Background
Triskaidekaphile is a delightfully sinister build-around for blue control and combo shells, especially in Innistrad: Midnight Hunt where eerie patience and weird inevitability fit the set’s mood. A 1/3 for two mana is already a respectable defensive body, and “you have no maximum hand size” turns every extra draw spell into future fuel rather than overflow. The real prize is the upkeep trigger: reaching exactly thirteen cards in hand wins the game outright, so the card rewards careful hand management, not reckless flooding. Pair it with cheap cantrips, instant-speed draw, and effects that let you sculpt hand size at end step; cards like Think Twice or Thirst for Discovery-style draw help you climb while staying flexible. Avoid traditional aggro—this is a slow, mystical inevitability engine that wants to stall the board, accumulate cards, and force opponents to answer an alternate win condition on a very specific count.
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Character Background
Triskaidekaphile is a delightfully sinister build-around for blue control and combo shells, especially in Innistrad: Midnight Hunt where eerie patience and weird inevitability fit the set’s mood. A 1/3 for two mana is already a respectable defensive body, and “you have no maximum hand size” turns every extra draw spell into future fuel rather than overflow. The real prize is the upkeep trigger: reaching exactly thirteen cards in hand wins the game outright, so the card rewards careful hand management, not reckless flooding. Pair it with cheap cantrips, instant-speed draw, and effects that let you sculpt hand size at end step; cards like Think Twice or Thirst for Discovery-style draw help you climb while staying flexible. Avoid traditional aggro—this is a slow, mystical inevitability engine that wants to stall the board, accumulate cards, and force opponents to answer an alternate win condition on a very specific count.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-03 07:20:42 UTC
