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Fabled Passage
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Affinity for planeswalkers (This spell costs {1} less to cast for each planeswalker you control.)
Flying, vigilance
Whenever an opponent attacks with creatures, if two or more of those creatures are attacking you and/or planeswalkers you control, that opponent loses 3 life and you draw a card.
Tomik, Wielder of Law is at his best in a control or value-oriented planeswalker shell, where his “affinity for planeswalkers” can turn a modest three-mana body into a much earlier defensive threat. With flying and vigilance, he both blocks and pressures life totals, while his triggered ability punishes opponents for making coordinated attacks against you or your walkers: they lose 3 life and you draw a card, which is exactly the kind of incremental swing that control decks love. The thematic read is clear—Tomik stands as a strict enforcer of order, converting enemy aggression into advantage. In deckbuilding, pair him with a suite of planeswalkers, token-makers, and cheap interaction so you can keep the board stable and force awkward attacks. He also works well with cards that encourage go-wide assaults from opponents, since his trigger cares about two or more attackers, making him a strong deterrent in multiplayer games where combat math matters.
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Tomik, Wielder of Law is at his best in a control or value-oriented planeswalker shell, where his “affinity for planeswalkers” can turn a modest three-mana body into a much earlier defensive threat. With flying and vigilance, he both blocks and pressures life totals, while his triggered ability punishes opponents for making coordinated attacks against you or your walkers: they lose 3 life and you draw a card, which is exactly the kind of incremental swing that control decks love. The thematic read is clear—Tomik stands as a strict enforcer of order, converting enemy aggression into advantage. In deckbuilding, pair him with a suite of planeswalkers, token-makers, and cheap interaction so you can keep the board stable and force awkward attacks. He also works well with cards that encourage go-wide assaults from opponents, since his trigger cares about two or more attackers, making him a strong deterrent in multiplayer games where combat math matters.
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