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Bilbo, Luckwearer // Burglar's Plot
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Two-mana unblockable 1/1 that loots every time it connects — guaranteed card filtering every turn in any blue deck. The Burglar's Plot adventure is a late-game haymaker that swaps your worst permanent for their best.
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Gameplay notes
The loot discard is a resource: bin dead lands or set up graveyard plans. Burglar's Plot needs two permanents sharing a type — trading a token for their bomb is the dream.
Key synergies
Bilbo is unblockable, so Orcrist's combat-damage trigger is guaranteed every turn — pick your widest creature type and mint Treasures.
Equipping Bilbo makes his combat-damage ability trigger twice whenever his unblockability lets him connect, producing two loot effects per attack; prowess also turns noncreature spells into guaranteed extra damage.
When Galion attacks alongside Bilbo, he can make the unblockable Bilbo base 4/4, converting Galion's power into guaranteed player damage while still triggering Bilbo's loot ability.
Bard replaces the draw from each successful Bilbo hit with drawing two cards, while Bilbo still discards only one, turning the combat-damage loot into true card advantage.
Dáin supplies an Axe for Bilbo, then grants equipped attackers double strike. Bilbo's unblockability guarantees both combat-damage steps connect, triggering his draw-discard ability twice.
Bilbo's loot discards a creature on purpose; the Saga's chapter II reanimates it straight to the battlefield.
Bilbo's combat-damage loot is an extra draw after the normal draw step, so each successful attack triggers Bard's counter-and-lifelink ability.
Bilbo's combat-damage draw is normally the second card drawn that turn, reliably triggering the Councillors' three-card mill ability while advancing graveyards toward their seven-card power bonus.
Every card drawn from Bilbo's combat-damage trigger puts a +1/+1 counter on Ravenhill Flock, letting Bilbo's guaranteed filtering steadily grow the flying threat.
Bilbo's base power of 1 lets Eagle's Rescue return from the graveyard directly attached to him, and its +2/+2 converts his unblockability into three guaranteed damage while preserving his loot trigger.
Casting the five-mana Burglar's Plot as a noncreature spell triggers Uncover the Moon-Letters for five cards, while Bilbo's repeatable looting helps manage the enchantment's discard costs.
After the normal draw for the turn, Bilbo's combat-damage loot supplies the second card drawn, reliably putting a +1/+1 counter on Lakeshore Apothecary each time his unblockability lets him connect.
Bilbo can discard Plunder the Trollshaws during his loot trigger without losing access to it, then its flashback turns the discarded card into two fresh cards.
Chapter IV's +1/+1 per Plains on an unblockable Bilbo converts entirely into combat damage plus his saboteur loot trigger — and the Saga itself fetched the Plains that size the pump.
After Burglar's Plot resolves, Luckwearer is cast as a creature from exile, so Bilbo, Thief in the Night reduces that creature spell's cost by {1}.
Hobbit Hole's Halflingcycling can tutor Bilbo directly, giving a land slot the late-game option of finding either a repeatable unblockable looter or access to Burglar's Plot.

















