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Marionette Apprentice

Magic: The Gathering card

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Oct 5, 2026

Andrei BlantonGUEST
17:34
But again, it's an active piece that rewards you for doing something that you already wanna do, which is make your land drops.
Andrei BlantonGUEST
17:40
And sometimes you can staple that onto something like Marionette Apprentice or Orcish Bowmaster to basically make your board proliferate itself into a very large and insurmountable board state.
Craig MackHOST
17:52
Mm-hmm.
Andrei BlantonGUEST
17:52
The nice thing about stuff like Marionette Apprentice and, and Sephiroth is once they're in play, you become a lot more board wipe proof than, um, like something like Heroic Intervention might make you, for instance.
Andrei BlantonGUEST
18:06
Uh, because- There aren't really any board wipes that are played in cEDH that exile everything, but there are that there are plenty that get around indestructible or hexproof.
Craig MackHOST
18:16
Mm-hmm.
Andrei BlantonGUEST
18:16
But if your board is huge, and, and in the case that it dies, one of your opponents also dies, it behooves all three of your opponents to not put the table in that position.
Andrei BlantonGUEST
18:27
And so I actually have found that Marionette Apprentice is the best board wipe protection [laughs]
Travis KonoshekHOST
38:58
That's Sephiroth Fabled Soldier.
Travis KonoshekHOST
39:00
Another cut effect we have is Marionette Apprentice.
Travis KonoshekHOST
39:03
One and a black for a 1-2 Artificer.
Travis KonoshekHOST
39:06
It has Fabricate.
Travis KonoshekHOST
39:34
Tokens do go to the graveyard.
Travis KonoshekHOST
39:36
Then they disappear.
Travis KonoshekHOST
39:38
So Marionette Apprentice is a synergy piece with the blood tokens in this deck.
Travis KonoshekHOST
39:43
So it's looking for creatures or artifacts you control to die and your opponents will lose life.

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