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Secret Lair Drop

Deadeye Navigator

Creature — Spirit

Soulbond (You may pair this creature with another unpaired creature when either enters. They remain paired for as long as you control both of them.) As long as Deadeye Navigator is paired with another creature, each of those creatures has ": Exile this creature, then return it to the battlefield under your control."
The navigator guides the ship. The bird guides the navigator.

Printing details

About this card

Set
Secret Lair Drop (SLD)
Collector number
902
Rarity
Rare
Released
March 24, 2025
Artist
Jon Vermilyea
Language
English
Mana value
6
Oracle ID
ebef6d84-b724-4a84-bcde-8eb6dc06717d

Color profile

Color identity

  • Blue

Format check

Legality

TLR
Not legal
Duel
Legal
Brawl
Not legal
Penny
Legal
PreDH
Not legal
Future
Not legal
Legacy
Legal
Modern
Legal
Pauper
Not legal
Alchemy
Not legal
Pioneer
Not legal
Vintage
Legal
Historic
Not legal
Standard
Not legal
Timeless
Not legal
Commander
Legal
Gladiator
Not legal
Old School
Not legal
Premodern
Not legal
Oathbreaker
Legal
Standard Brawl
Not legal
Pauper Commander
Not legal
Competitive Brawl
Not legal

Official notes

Rulings

2
  1. Wizards of the Coast

    If you activate the ability granted by Deadeye Navigator, the creature will be exiled, the pair will immediately be broken, and then the card will be returned to the battlefield. Deadeye Navigator’s soulbond ability triggers when that card enters the battlefield and the pair can then be reunited.

  2. Wizards of the Coast

    Once Deadeye Navigator or the creature it’s paired with is exiled, the other creature will no longer have the activated ability. However, you can activate the ability of one creature in response to activating the ability of the other creature.

Public deck signals

Often played with

6 results

Cards found together in sampled public decks. Lands are excluded and different printings count as one card. This suggests shared play, not a proven combo.

Same Oracle card

Other printings

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