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(If you control three or more , , and/or , you have an for the rest of the game.)

As long as you have an enduring story, Ori gets +1/+0 and has .

Grade C Grade from the win rate

Win rate when drawn 55.3% −0.9 vs average 22,499 games

Win rates and picks

55.5% 46,751 games
Average pick ()
9.6

By deck

  • Dwarves & Equipment 55.9% 16,841 games
  • Draw Two 54.0% 3,708 games
  • Removal Midrange 55.6% 892 games

Win rates from , 323,114 games. This card is compared with the set average (56.2%).

Reviews

A 3-mana 3/3 with some very minor upsides is really not where we want to be these days. What I do like about Ori, Keeper of Songs though is the fact that it's a relatively cheap creature at common, which could be key in helping to enable decks.

How to draft it

Roles in each deck

  • Dwarves & Equipment Early play

    A 3/3 for 3 counts toward , and with an Ori, Keeper of Songs becomes a 4/3 with . Take it late and play one, since Dori and Dáin Ironfoot do more at 3 mana.

    How to play it

    Fill an empty turn 3 with it when no better is in hand.

    Learn the Dwarves & Equipment deck
  • Removal Midrange Early play

    With an this 3/3 for 3 gets +1/+0 and , and Ori is , so it counts toward that story itself.

    How to play it

    Ori fills turn 3 when you have no or Blade to cast. Once the story is on, it attacks as a 4/3 and stays back to block.

    Learn the Removal Midrange deck