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Don & Leo, Problem Solvers
Oracle Text
Vigilance
At the beginning of your end step, exile up to one target artifact you control and up to one target creature you control. Then return them to the battlefield under their owners' control.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Don & Leo, Problem Solvers looks tailor-made for a value-driven control or midrange shell that wants to keep reusing enter-the-battlefield effects while presenting a sturdy 4/6 vigilant blocker. The end-step exile-and-return trigger is especially strong with artifacts and creatures that matter when they re-enter, turning a simple board into a repeatable engine for draw, removal, token production, or protection. Deckbuilding-wise, prioritize permanents with impactful ETBs such as mana rocks that refresh, creatures like bounce or removal bodies, and artifacts that provide immediate utility; blinking a utility creature and a value artifact every turn can snowball quickly. Vigilance also means Don & Leo can attack without giving up defense, which fits a patient tempo plan that stabilizes first and then accrues incremental advantage. If you can pair them with cards that care about permanents leaving or entering, this becomes even more punishing and hard to answer.
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Character Background
Don & Leo, Problem Solvers looks tailor-made for a value-driven control or midrange shell that wants to keep reusing enter-the-battlefield effects while presenting a sturdy 4/6 vigilant blocker. The end-step exile-and-return trigger is especially strong with artifacts and creatures that matter when they re-enter, turning a simple board into a repeatable engine for draw, removal, token production, or protection. Deckbuilding-wise, prioritize permanents with impactful ETBs such as mana rocks that refresh, creatures like bounce or removal bodies, and artifacts that provide immediate utility; blinking a utility creature and a value artifact every turn can snowball quickly. Vigilance also means Don & Leo can attack without giving up defense, which fits a patient tempo plan that stabilizes first and then accrues incremental advantage. If you can pair them with cards that care about permanents leaving or entering, this becomes even more punishing and hard to answer.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 12:40:43 UTC