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Zuko, Conflicted
Oracle Text
At the beginning of your first main phase, choose one that hasn't been chosen and you lose 2 life —
• Draw a card.
• Put a +1/+1 counter on Zuko.
• Add {R}.
• Exile Zuko, then return him to the battlefield under an opponent's control.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Zuko, Conflicted fits best in a grindy midrange or Rakdos value shell, where repeated choices turn his inner turmoil into steady advantage. As a 2/3 for two mana, he blocks early and pressures life totals, while his triggered menu gives you flexibility: draw cards to stay ahead, grow him into a real threat, or bank red mana for a burst turn. The last mode is a risky but flavorful escape hatch, and in some decks it can be used to reset enter-the-battlefield effects or dodge unfavorable board states, though handing him to an opponent is usually a steep cost. Build around effects that reward counters or extra mana, such as sacrifice outlets, reanimation, or haste enablers, so each mode matters more. He especially shines with proliferate or counter synergies, letting the +1/+1 line scale into a serious clock while you keep the pressure on.
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Character Background
Zuko, Conflicted fits best in a grindy midrange or Rakdos value shell, where repeated choices turn his inner turmoil into steady advantage. As a 2/3 for two mana, he blocks early and pressures life totals, while his triggered menu gives you flexibility: draw cards to stay ahead, grow him into a real threat, or bank red mana for a burst turn. The last mode is a risky but flavorful escape hatch, and in some decks it can be used to reset enter-the-battlefield effects or dodge unfavorable board states, though handing him to an opponent is usually a steep cost. Build around effects that reward counters or extra mana, such as sacrifice outlets, reanimation, or haste enablers, so each mode matters more. He especially shines with proliferate or counter synergies, letting the +1/+1 line scale into a serious clock while you keep the pressure on.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 01:10:42 UTC