เตียวคับZhang He

You may discard a hand card to skip ONE of your four skippable phases — judgement, draw, play or discard. The offer comes once per phase, at the start of that phase; the end phase is never offered. Skipping the judgement phase: your delayed tricks sit unjudged for the turn. Skipping the draw phase: take one hand card from up to two other players. Skipping the play phase: move one card on the field (equipment or delayed trick) to another player's matching zone.

Zhang He turns the rigid turn structure into a market. Every phase of his turn is optional for the price of one hand card: dodge a Lightning or an Indulgence by selling the judgement phase, sell the draw phase to lift a card from each of two enemy hands (breaking a combo before it happens), sell the play phase to re-arrange the battlefield — drag an enemy's weapon onto an ally, park someone's Lightning over the seat you want it to strike, or strand a delayed trick where it can never fire — and sell the discard phase to hoard a fat hand for the alpha turn. His weakness is arithmetic: every trick costs a card, and Sidestep grabs at most break even, so a starved Zhang He is just a vanilla 4-health body. Feed him draws and he dismantles the table's plans one phase at a time.