Gideon the Oathless is a Magic: The Gathering trading card from the Reality Fracture set (code: FRA). It is a Rare card with a normal layout. The card is a Legendary Creature — Human Mercenary with a mana cost of {2}{B}, a mana value of 3, and colors of Black. Its power and toughness are 3/3. The artist is Manuel Castañón. The card number is 230.
2026 • Magic: The Gathering • Reality Fracture
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Gideon the Oathless is a Magic: The Gathering trading card from the Reality Fracture set (code: FRA). It is a Rare card with a normal layout. The card is a Legendary Creature — Human Mercenary with a mana cost of {2}{B}, a mana value of 3, and colors of Black. Its power and toughness are 3/3. The artist is Manuel Castañón. The card number is 230.
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Gideon the Oathless
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Rare
Manuel Castañón
Card Stock
English
{2}{B}
Legendary Creature — Human Mercenary
3 / 3
B
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Ward—Discard a card. Whenever a creature an opponent controls enters, Gideon deals 1 damage to that player. Whenever an opponent activates a loyalty ability, Gideon deals 1 damage to that player.
"The man who was Kytheon Iora, hero of the people, was lost long ago. I serve no one now."
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