Throw Yourself at Them
Assassin / Ninja Action - Attack
Throw Yourself at Them has 3 versions — pitch 1, 2, 3. Each one's card text, stats and printings are below.

Pitch 1 · cost 1
- Pitch 1
- Cost 1
- Power 3
- Defense 2
When this attacks a hero, you may have target dagger you control deal 1 damage to them. If damage is dealt this way, the dagger has hit. Destroy the dagger.
Go again
Keywords
- Go again
Printed in: HNT

Pitch 2 · cost 1
- Pitch 2
- Cost 1
- Power 2
- Defense 2
When this attacks a hero, you may have target dagger you control deal 1 damage to them. If damage is dealt this way, the dagger has hit. Destroy the dagger.
Go again
Keywords
- Go again
Printed in: HNT

Pitch 3 · cost 1
- Pitch 3
- Cost 1
- Power 1
- Defense 2
When this attacks a hero, you may have target dagger you control deal 1 damage to them. If damage is dealt this way, the dagger has hit. Destroy the dagger.
Go again
Keywords
- Go again
Printed in: HNT
Format legality
| Classic Constructed | Legal — up to 3 |
|---|---|
| Living Legend | Legal — up to 3 |
| Blitz | Legal — up to 1 |
| Silver Age | Legal — up to 2 |
| Commoner | Legal — up to 3 |
| Ultimate Pit Fight | Legal — up to 1 |
Heroes that can play Throw Yourself at Them
23 of the 154 heroes Fabdex tracks can legally include Throw Yourself at Them in a deck. A percentage is how often the card actually turns up in that hero's tracked Classic Constructed decks — the heroes with one are listed first.
- Arakni, Marionette
- Cindra, Dracai of Retribution
- Fai, Rising Rebellion
- Arakni, Huntsman
- Ira, Scarlet Revenger
- Katsu, the Wanderer
- Arakni, 5L!p3d 7hRu 7h3 cR4X
- Arakni
- Arakni, Solitary Confinement
- Arakni, Web of Deceit
- Benji, the Piercing Wind
- Cindra
- Dr. Mortimer
- Dr. Mortimer, Blight of the Pits
- Fai
- Ira, Crimson Haze
- Katsu
- Nuu
- Nuu, Alluring Desire
- Uzuri
- Uzuri, Switchblade
- Zen
- Zen, Tamer of Purpose
Synergises with Throw Yourself at Them
Fabdex's synergy engine ranks these as the strongest partners for Throw Yourself at Them, combining card text, shared mechanics and how the pair performs in tracked decks. This is the engine's reading of the card pool rather than a count of tournament decks.