Oathkeeper, Takeno's Daisho (CHK-265 foil) is a legendary artifact Equipment from Champions of Kamigawa. It gives the equipped creature +3/+1 and can return that creature card to the battlefield under your control if it dies and is a Samurai. Its drawback exiles the equipped creature if Oathkeeper itself goes to the graveyard, shaping risk-reward choices for decks that care about creature recursion.

Identity & printing

Name: Oathkeeper, Takeno's Daisho
Number: 265
Rarity: Rare
Variant: Foil
Language code: EN

Type line & stats

Supertype: Legendary
Subtypes

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Equipment

Types

Artifact

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Rules

Equipped creature gets +3/+1. Whenever equipped creature dies, return that card to the battlefield under your control if it's a Samurai card. When Oathkeeper is put into a graveyard from the battlefield, exile equipped creature. Equip {2}

Set, artist & references

Artist: Arnie Swekel
Language: English
Set name: Champions of Kamigawa
Game name: Magic The Gathering

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Abilities, attacks, weakness & resistance

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Description

Oathkeeper, Takeno's Daisho (CHK-265 foil) is a legendary artifact Equipment from Champions of Kamigawa. It gives the equipped creature +3/+1 and can return that creature card to the battlefield under your control if it dies and is a Samurai. Its drawback exiles the equipped creature if Oathkeeper itself goes to the graveyard, shaping risk-reward choices for decks that care about creature recursion.

Catalog pricing data as of 5 May 2026, 00:47