Troy
| Name | Troy |
|---|---|
| Type | Landmark permanent |
| Description | When you create a token — You may exhaust me to create another one in the same place. (If you copy a token created in the Expedition zone, the copy is created in the same Expedition.) |
| Set | Neverending Journey #OR-139-C-A |
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About Troy
Troy, Landmark permanent, designed by None first released in september 2026 in the set Neverending Journey and was printed exactly in 2 different ways.
Troy belongs in a dedicated Ordis token strategy, especially a midrange deck that can repeatedly create cheap Citizens or Expedition-zone tokens and profit from turning every token-maker into two bodies or two Expedition advances; it is much weaker as a splash because its three-Ordis cost and exhaust requirement demand reliable Ordis mana, setup time, and a high token density. It is not generally a better choice than cheaper, immediate token-producing cards in aggressive lists, because those cards affect the board without requiring Troy to survive a turn, but Troy offers a unique repeatable doubling effect rather than being strictly outclassed by one universal replacement. It should see play as a one- or two-copy engine in slower, token-heavy builds with numerous ways to create tokens after it enters play, but not in generic Ordis decks or decks that only make tokens occasionally.
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Frequently asked questions about Troy
What type of card is Troy?
Troy is a Landmark permanent card in Altered altered.
What is the effect of Troy?
When you create a token — You may exhaust me to create another one in the same place. (If you copy a token created in the Expedition zone, the copy is created in the same Expedition.)
What is the original set of Troy?
Troy was first released in the set Neverending Journey.
What is the legality of Troy?
Legality depends on the tournament format -- Troy can be legal in some formats and banned or restricted in others. See the full breakdown per format in the Legality section above.