| Name | Deal Broker  |
|---|---|
| Type | Artifact creature — construct |
| Description | Draft Deal Broker face up.
Immediately after the draft, you may reveal a card in your card pool. Each other player may offer you one card in their card pool in exchange. You may accept any one offer.
 : Draw a card, then discard a card. |
| Artist | Cliff Childs |
| Set | Conspiracy #61 |
| Wallpaper |  download |
| Image |  download |
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Deal Broker, Artifact creature — construct, designed by Cliff Childs first released in Jun, 2014 in the set Conspiracy.
A deck focused on card advantage and card selection, such as a control or midrange deck, could benefit from Deal Broker in limited formats where card pools are smaller and building a cohesive deck is crucial. While Deal Broker offers flexibility and some card filtering, more efficient options like cards with repeatable card draw or stronger abilities may be preferred depending on the overall strategy. However, if the draft environment allows for interesting card exchanges and the card pool supports it, Deal Broker could definitely see play for its unique ability to help fine-tune a deck's composition.
05/29/14
If either card involved in the exchange has any information noted for it, that information stays with the exchanged card, not the player who initially drafted it. Any abilities that refer to actions taken as you drafted the card (or similar) now refer to the card’s new owner, even though that player wasn’t the person who actually drafted the card.
05/29/14
If more than one player drafts a Deal Broker, players who wish to use the second ability to exchange cards do so in a random order.
05/29/14
If you accept a player’s offer, the card you revealed becomes part of that player’s card pool and the other offered card becomes part of your card pool.
05/29/14
You may reveal Deal Broker itself for its second ability. If you do, and you accept another player’s offer, that player won’t be able to use the second ability to offer another exchange.
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