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Legendary Creature — Phyrexian Praetor
Flash At the beginning of your end step, draw seven cards. Each opponent's maximum hand size is reduced by seven.
“Flash in a hand-size lockdown engine that draws you seven cards every turn.”
Jin-Gitaxias is a late-game haymaker that locks opponents out while you draw massive amounts of cards. You're playing control elements and ramp to survive until turn 10, then flash in this Praetor to turn the game heavily in your favor. Once it's in play, you're drawing seven cards every turn while your opponents can't hold more than a few cards—they'll discard anything they draw past their reduced hand limit. Your gameplan is to leverage this card advantage into overwhelming board presence or combo pieces while keeping opponents behind on resources.
To support Jin, you want efficient blue interaction (counterspells, removal), card draw engines that work before you land your commander, and ways to protect it once it's out. Ramp spells help you hit that eight-mana threshold faster. Since Jin has flash, you can hold up mana and play it at the last moment, which makes it extremely hard to counter or remove before it untaps. The deck leans into control and grinding—you're not trying to win fast, but rather establishing a stranglehold and converting your card advantage into a dominant position over time.
Strategy generated by Tapped Decks AI. Not affiliated with Wizards of the Coast.
Use cheaper counterspells like Counterspell and Mana Drain staples; replace pricey blue draw with Divination, Concentrate, and Ichor Wellspring instead of the most expensive options.
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