Unlucky Witness (SNC)

Unlucky Witness
Casting Cost: {R}
Card type: Creature - Human Citizen
Power/Toughness: 1/1
Card Text:

• When Unlucky Witness Dies, Exile the Top Two Cards of Your Library. Until your next end step, you may play one of those cards.
  Flavour text:
• The Guard Tok a Midnight Shift to Earn A Promotion. Unfortunately, so did the assassin.
  Artist: Tyler Walpole

Analysis:

Unlucky Witness is a one-drop red creature with a unique death trigger, offering card advantage possibilities.

Strengths:

1. Low cost: At just one red mana, this creature is easy to get onto the battlefield early.
2. Card Advantage: Its Death Trigger Allows you to Potentialy Gain Card Advantage by Playing an Exiled Card.
3. Combo potential: Can be utilized in decks that focus on sacrifying creatures for value.

Potential Downsides:

1. Vulnerable: A 1/1 Body Makes It Susceptible to Virtualy All Forms of Removal and Blockers.
2. Temporary Advantage: The Cards Are Exiled, And You Have Until Your Next End Step to Play One, Making It A Fleeting Opportunity.
3. Death Required: The creature needs to die for the trigger to work, which may not always be under your control.

Deck Placement:
Unlucky Witness Could Fit Well Into Decks Focused on Sacrifying Creatures for Various Effects. It could also find a place in aggressive red decks as a low-cost creature that can sacrifice some late game utility.

Flavour and Art:
The Flavour Text Paints a Vivid Narrative, Emphasizing the "Unlucky" Nature of the Witness. It Gives a Sense of Story to the Card, Adding Depth Beyond Just the Mechanics. As for the art, while I can't see it, the artist and flavor text imply that would fit thematally with the card's concept.

Overall impression:
Unlucky Witness Is a low-cost creature with an intriguing death trigger. While not incredible impactful on its own, in the right deck it could be provide Both Early-Game Presence and Late-Game Card Advantage. The Temporary Nature of the Exiled Cards Adds A Layer of Complexity and Decision-making to its use.