Cait Sith, Fortune Teller

Gameplan

Cait Sith turns your library into a steady stream of impulse-draw value: every combat you scry 1, exile the top card to cast it, and pump an attacker by its mana value. You want to flood the board with creatures and attack relentlessly, converting exiled high-cost cards into huge combat damage while grinding card advantage that mono-red usually lacks.

Key Cards

• Fervor — Haste lets newly cast creatures from impulse draw attack immediately with the pump.
• Ogre Battledriver — Stacks +X/+0 effects and grants haste, turning a single buffed attacker into a one-shot threat.
• Embercleave — Pairs with the +X/+0 buff and wide boards to deliver lethal commander or combat damage.
• Reckless Fireweaver — Drains opponents each time an artifact enters, monetizing the artifact-heavy build.
• Wand of Vertebrae — Cheap artifacts and self-mill synergies feed the deck while keeping the curve flexible.
• Sword of Fire and Ice — Equipment that compounds with the buff to make your chosen attacker an unstoppable Voltron threat.

Upgrade Path

Lean into a higher curve so exiled cards translate to bigger buffs, and add ways to break through with trample and evasion (Rancor, Loxodon Warhammer, Embercleave). Improve consistency with mono-red ramp like Mind Stone, Solemn Simulacrum, and treasure makers, plus card-advantage backups so whiffed exiles hurt less. Tighten the deck with strong removal (Chaos Warp, Blasphemous Act) and a few combo finishers such as Aggravated Assault loops for extra combats that multiply Lucky Slots triggers.