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Raphael, Most Attitude
Oracle Text
Menace (This creature can't be blocked except by two or more creatures.)
Alliance — Whenever another creature you control enters, you may exile the top card of your library.
Whenever Raphael attacks, until end of turn, you may play a card exiled with Raphael.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Raphael, Most Attitude fits best into an aggressive or tempo-driven red deck that wants to keep pressure on while turning every extra body into future gas. A 4/3 with menace already demands awkward blocks, and his attack trigger rewards you for exiling cards as your board develops, then letting you spend one of those cards after he swings. That makes token makers, cheap creature swarms, and bounce/recast engines especially appealing, since each additional creature can stockpile more options in exile. Deckbuilding around cards that create multiple bodies at once or recur creatures for repeated “Alliance” triggers gives Raphael a steady stream of pseudo-draw without slowing your attack plan. In lore terms, he feels like the most confrontational Turtle: always charging forward, forcing bad choices, and thriving on momentum. If you keep the battlefield cluttered in your favor, he turns combat into card advantage.
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Character Background
Raphael, Most Attitude fits best into an aggressive or tempo-driven red deck that wants to keep pressure on while turning every extra body into future gas. A 4/3 with menace already demands awkward blocks, and his attack trigger rewards you for exiling cards as your board develops, then letting you spend one of those cards after he swings. That makes token makers, cheap creature swarms, and bounce/recast engines especially appealing, since each additional creature can stockpile more options in exile. Deckbuilding around cards that create multiple bodies at once or recur creatures for repeated “Alliance” triggers gives Raphael a steady stream of pseudo-draw without slowing your attack plan. In lore terms, he feels like the most confrontational Turtle: always charging forward, forcing bad choices, and thriving on momentum. If you keep the battlefield cluttered in your favor, he turns combat into card advantage.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 11:40:50 UTC