Attack Thief (20): Your opponent reveals their hand. Choose a card you find there and put it on the bottom of their deck.
Attack Darkness Fang (90)
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Thievul
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Attack Thief (20): Your opponent reveals their hand. Choose a card you find there and put it on the bottom of their deck.
Attack Darkness Fang (90)
Card Details
Character Background
Thievul fits best into a disruption-focused control or tempo deck, where its sneaky hand attack helps you stay a step ahead while limiting the opponent’s best options. For 20 damage, Thief is modest on the surface, but the real value is seeing their hand and selecting the most annoying card to bury on the bottom of the deck, effectively denying a key answer, combo piece, or evolution. That makes Thievul especially good alongside other hand pressure or resource-taxing cards, since repeated disruption can strand important plays for several turns. Darkness Fang for 90 gives it respectable midgame pressure, enough to punish opponents once their hand has been thinned. In deckbuilding, pair Thievul with switching support or energy acceleration so it can come down smoothly and keep attacking while the opponent scrambles to rebuild. Its foxlike trickster theme is reflected perfectly in gameplay: it wins by deception, not brute force.
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Character Background
Thievul fits best into a disruption-focused control or tempo deck, where its sneaky hand attack helps you stay a step ahead while limiting the opponent’s best options. For 20 damage, Thief is modest on the surface, but the real value is seeing their hand and selecting the most annoying card to bury on the bottom of the deck, effectively denying a key answer, combo piece, or evolution. That makes Thievul especially good alongside other hand pressure or resource-taxing cards, since repeated disruption can strand important plays for several turns. Darkness Fang for 90 gives it respectable midgame pressure, enough to punish opponents once their hand has been thinned. In deckbuilding, pair Thievul with switching support or energy acceleration so it can come down smoothly and keep attacking while the opponent scrambles to rebuild. Its foxlike trickster theme is reflected perfectly in gameplay: it wins by deception, not brute force.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 23:10:44 UTC