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CardName: Citizens' Engineer Cost: 1W Type: Creature - Human Citizen Pow/Tgh: 2/2 Rules Text: When Citizens' Engineer enters the battlefield, search your library for an artifact or enchantment card, reveal it, then shuffle your library and put that card into your library second from the top. Flavour Text: "Give me a plan and a year, and I will build us an empire." Set/Rarity: Trivium Rare

Citizens' Engineer
{1}{w}
 
 R 
Creature – Human Citizen
When Citizens' Engineer enters the battlefield, search your library for an artifact or enchantment card, reveal it, then shuffle your library and put that card into your library second from the top.
"Give me a plan and a year, and I will build us an empire."
2/2
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Updated on 30 Aug 2017 by Mal

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2017-07-02 00:03:03: Mal created and commented on the card Citizens' Engineer
on 02 Jul 2017 by Mal:

Too strong? Too weak? It should be costed somewhere between {1}{w} and {3}{w}, I just can't decide what.

­Stoneforge Mystic makes me lean towards 2CMC though.

2017-07-02 00:05:38: Mal edited Citizens' Engineer
on 04 Jul 2017 by Alex:

­Stoneforge Mystic ended up banned, so she's not a good guide to power level - but that was probably mainly for her second ability. The delay you have after shuffling here makes me think that 2 mana is indeed probably fine.

on 30 Aug 2017 by Tahazzar:

I like this card conceptually. Though fetching for an enchantment doesn't seem to match the flavor...

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