Combo · ENGINE

Sprite Queen under LeBlanc — a permanent 3-Might body every Beginning Phase, for free

2 cards · mind · verified

Pieces

• Sprite Queen ×1 UNL-084 · engine · mind

  When you play me or at the start of your Beginning Phase, play a ready 3 Might Sprite unit token with [Temporary] to your base. (Kill them at the start of their controller's next Beginning Phase, before scoring.)

• LeBlanc, Everywhere at Once ×1 UNL-090 · enabler · mind

  [Backline] (I must be assigned combat damage last.) Your [Temporary] effects at my battlefield don't trigger.

Payoff

Deck

• MONO-MIND. Any legend with Mind in its pair (103.1.b.3), and no battlefield of yours is required — LeBlanc simply has to be standing on whichever one you control.

Run play

• LeBlanc is the whole army, and the army walks one body a turn

Prerequisites

• THE NEW SPRITE SURVIVES ITS OWN BIRTH TURN, AND THE RULE SAYS SO WITHOUT ANY ORDERING ARGUMENT. 816.1.c: 'The Trigger Condition is the controller of the permanent's Beginning Phase starting.' The Queen's trigger and every [Temporary] trigger fire at the same instant, so the Sprite she plays ENTERS after that condition has already been checked — its own [Temporary] simply does not trigger this turn. 383.3.d would let you order the simultaneous triggers anyway, but you do not need to.
• So the whole engine is one walk. The Sprite is printed READY, so 144.2's exhaust cost is payable the moment it appears: standard-move it to LeBlanc's battlefield in your Main Phase (144.1.a, 144.4.a) and 816.1.b never triggers on it again (R10 = A). One permanent 3-Might body per turn, at zero recurring cost, forever.
• LeBlanc covers HER battlefield only. A Sprite left at your base dies at your next Beginning Phase like any other [Temporary] permanent — the walk is not optional, it is the engine. This is exactly the caveat leblanc-temporary's rule text states and the reason a base-born token faucet is not automatically a LeBlanc engine.
• One a turn is slow, and the entry says so rather than dressing it up: it does NOT feed bottled-constellation-token-points, which needs three bodies at each Main Phase start. What it does feed is any consumer that wants a growing wall — the bodies are 3 Might, they never expire, and they cost nothing after the two cards are down.
• 816.2 / 816.2.a ('Multiple instances of Temporary are redundant... the ability will only trigger once') means nothing here can make a Sprite die twice, and 816.3 keeps [Temporary] readable as a characteristic — which is what UNL-189 Bashful Bloom's discount and UNL-076 Petal Pixie's '+1 Might for each of your units with [Temporary] at my battlefield' count, so a surviving Sprite still pays them.
• Eleven Energy and 1 Mind Power for the pair, and the Queen's own play trigger gives the first Sprite immediately. She is a 6-Might body and LeBlanc a 4-Might [Backline] one; losing LeBlanc kills every accumulated Sprite at the next Beginning Phase in one stroke.

Steps

1. Play LeBlanc, Everywhere at Once (4 Energy) to a battlefield you control.
2. Play Sprite Queen (7 Energy + 1 Mind Power). Her play trigger gives the first ready Sprite at your base.
3. Same Main Phase: standard-move that Sprite to LeBlanc's battlefield (144.1.a, 144.2, 144.4.a). It is now permanent.
4. Each of your Beginning Phases: the Queen's trigger plays a new ready Sprite at your base. Its [Temporary] does not trigger this turn, because 816.1.c already checked the Beginning Phase starting before it entered.
5. Main Phase: walk the new Sprite to LeBlanc's battlefield. Repeat every turn; the army only grows.

Per iteration

+1 permanent 3-Might Sprite per turn, at no recurring cost

How it ends

engine — an unbounded but slow wall of 3-Might bodies; it scores nothing by itself

Sources

Walked here, in this project

• Walk of the unwalked partners of the 66 proven synergy rules, rule leblanc-temporary 2026-09-06 record

Walked against Core Rules 2026-07-16

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