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Uneasy Alliance
Oracle Text
Enchant creature
Enchanted creature can't attack or block.
{5}, Sacrifice this Aura: Exile enchanted creature. You create a 1/1 black Ninja creature token. Activate only as a sorcery.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Uneasy Alliance reads like a narrative leash: for a single white mana you neutralize a threat by stopping a creature from attacking or blocking, which makes it a prime tempo and control tool for buying turns and stabilizing the board early; at a later point you can convert that simmering lock into actual removal for six total mana by paying {5} and sacrificing the Aura, exiling the problem and leaving behind a 1/1 black Ninja token. That split role makes it excellent in white-based control shells that want cheap interaction and a delayed premium answer, and it also works in decks that benefit from having many small bodies—Ninjutsu or ninja tribal packages love the free 1/1, and token synergies or sacrifice outlets can squeeze extra value from it. Deckbuilding tip: run it alongside bounce or tempo tools to snag the right target early, and include cards that profit from extra bodies (combat tricks, sacrifice enablers, or ninjutsu payoffs) so the final Ninja is more than consolation prize.
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Character Background
Uneasy Alliance reads like a narrative leash: for a single white mana you neutralize a threat by stopping a creature from attacking or blocking, which makes it a prime tempo and control tool for buying turns and stabilizing the board early; at a later point you can convert that simmering lock into actual removal for six total mana by paying {5} and sacrificing the Aura, exiling the problem and leaving behind a 1/1 black Ninja token. That split role makes it excellent in white-based control shells that want cheap interaction and a delayed premium answer, and it also works in decks that benefit from having many small bodies—Ninjutsu or ninja tribal packages love the free 1/1, and token synergies or sacrifice outlets can squeeze extra value from it. Deckbuilding tip: run it alongside bounce or tempo tools to snag the right target early, and include cards that profit from extra bodies (combat tricks, sacrifice enablers, or ninjutsu payoffs) so the final Ninja is more than consolation prize.
Generated using gpt-5-mini · Updated at 2026-05-16 17:20:43 UTC