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Azorius Justiciar
Oracle Text
When this creature enters, detain up to two target creatures your opponents control. (Until your next turn, those creatures can't attack or block and their activated abilities can't be activated.)
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Azorius Justiciar is a clean little piece of Azorius control design: a 2/2 body for four mana that buys time by detaining up to two opposing creatures, effectively blanking their offense and activated abilities until your next turn. That makes it especially strong in tempo-leaning control decks, where forcing the opponent to skip a combat step can swing the board just long enough for you to stabilize or set up a finisher. In Ravnica terms, it feels like a courthouse enforcer, less concerned with destroying threats than with putting them on hold through bureaucratic authority. Deckbuilding-wise, it pairs nicely with flicker or blink effects, since reusing the enter-the-battlefield trigger can repeatedly suppress key attackers. It also works well alongside bounce spells or sweepers: detain their best creatures, then clear the rest while they remain unable to pressure you.
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Character Background
Azorius Justiciar is a clean little piece of Azorius control design: a 2/2 body for four mana that buys time by detaining up to two opposing creatures, effectively blanking their offense and activated abilities until your next turn. That makes it especially strong in tempo-leaning control decks, where forcing the opponent to skip a combat step can swing the board just long enough for you to stabilize or set up a finisher. In Ravnica terms, it feels like a courthouse enforcer, less concerned with destroying threats than with putting them on hold through bureaucratic authority. Deckbuilding-wise, it pairs nicely with flicker or blink effects, since reusing the enter-the-battlefield trigger can repeatedly suppress key attackers. It also works well alongside bounce spells or sweepers: detain their best creatures, then clear the rest while they remain unable to pressure you.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 09:10:43 UTC