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Legendary Creature — Human Citizen
Each Beast, Camel, Horse, Elephant, and Wolf creature you control is a Mount in addition to its other types and has saddle 2. (Tap any number of other creatures you control with total power 2 or more: That Mount becomes saddled until end of turn. Saddle only as a sorcery.) Whenever a saddled creature you control attacks, it gets +2/+2 until end of turn. Draw a card. Create a Food token.
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“Saddle your Beasts and Horses for card draw, Food, and combat damage.”
Jandor turns your Beast, Camel, Horse, Elephant, and Wolf creatures into powerful mounts that reward you for attacking. The saddle mechanic lets you tap other creatures to make a mount saddled, then that saddled attacker gets +2/+2, draws you a card, and creates a Food token—that's a lot of value per swing. Your gameplan is to build a creature-heavy deck with lords and token generators, then systematically saddle and attack with your best threats while drawing cards and building a Food engine that can fuel late-game plays.
The deck wants to go wide with efficient creatures while staying focused on your chosen creature types. Early game, you're ramping and assembling bodies. Mid-game, you're attacking with growing threats and accumulating resources (cards and Food). Late game, you've either beaten down opponents with evasive, boosted creatures, or you've generated enough advantage through card draw and Food tokens to dominate. Jandor rewards going tall and wide simultaneously—each attack is a mini-engine that fills your hand and graveyard.
This is a midrange beatdown deck with aristocratic elements. You're not trying to go infinite, just leverage repeated attacks into card advantage and incremental damage until opponents fold.
Strategy generated by Tapped Decks AI. Not affiliated with Wizards of the Coast.
Skip expensive dual lands and use basic Forests, Mountains, and Plains with budget fixes like Chromatic Lantern or Evolving Wilds; replace premium lords like Doubling Season with cheaper anthems like Intrepid Adversary.
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