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Kahili
Oracle Text
Draw 2 cards. Then, flip a coin. If heads, if you played this Kahili from your hand, put this card into your hand instead of the discard pile. If you have no cards in your deck, you can’t play this card.
Card Details
Character Background
Kahili is a compact value Trainer from Lost Thunder that rewards steady, resource-conscious play. In practice, she fits best in tempo and midrange decks that want to keep cards flowing without dedicating too many slots to pure draw engines. Drawing 2 is modest, but the real appeal is the coin flip that can return Kahili to your hand if you played it normally, turning a simple Supporter-like effect into a potential loop of incremental advantage. That makes her especially attractive in decks that can repeatedly capitalize on extra cards each turn, such as archetypes looking to chain search, switch, or gust effects while maintaining pressure. A good deckbuilding tip is to pair her with thin, efficient lists that empty the hand quickly, so the extra draw improves consistency and increases the chance of finding key combo pieces or energy attachments. The “from your hand” clause means recursion tricks and reuse effects matter less than clean, natural sequencing.
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Character Background
Kahili is a compact value Trainer from Lost Thunder that rewards steady, resource-conscious play. In practice, she fits best in tempo and midrange decks that want to keep cards flowing without dedicating too many slots to pure draw engines. Drawing 2 is modest, but the real appeal is the coin flip that can return Kahili to your hand if you played it normally, turning a simple Supporter-like effect into a potential loop of incremental advantage. That makes her especially attractive in decks that can repeatedly capitalize on extra cards each turn, such as archetypes looking to chain search, switch, or gust effects while maintaining pressure. A good deckbuilding tip is to pair her with thin, efficient lists that empty the hand quickly, so the extra draw improves consistency and increases the chance of finding key combo pieces or energy attachments. The “from your hand” clause means recursion tricks and reuse effects matter less than clean, natural sequencing.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-08 19:40:45 UTC