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Time Stretch
Oracle Text
Target player takes two extra turns after this one.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Time Stretch is the kind of mythic sorcery that turns a stable board into inevitability, and it most naturally belongs in control or big-mana combo shells that can survive long enough to cast an eleven-mana spell. Taking two extra turns is not just a tempo swing; it is often a win condition, letting you untap twice, draw deeper, deploy finishers, and hold up interaction while the opponent effectively skips their best chances to answer you. In gameplay, it pairs especially well with mana rocks, ritual-style acceleration, and spell recursion, since recasting it or copying it can lock the game away. Blue decks that generate absurd mana through artifacts, Treasure, or untap effects can make this much more realistic than it looks. The card’s flavor feels like a raw distortion of chronology, which fits Dominaria’s long history of temporal magic, but its real strength is practical: if you can resolve it safely, Time Stretch usually converts a defensive position into a decisive, repeated advantage.
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Character Background
Time Stretch is the kind of mythic sorcery that turns a stable board into inevitability, and it most naturally belongs in control or big-mana combo shells that can survive long enough to cast an eleven-mana spell. Taking two extra turns is not just a tempo swing; it is often a win condition, letting you untap twice, draw deeper, deploy finishers, and hold up interaction while the opponent effectively skips their best chances to answer you. In gameplay, it pairs especially well with mana rocks, ritual-style acceleration, and spell recursion, since recasting it or copying it can lock the game away. Blue decks that generate absurd mana through artifacts, Treasure, or untap effects can make this much more realistic than it looks. The card’s flavor feels like a raw distortion of chronology, which fits Dominaria’s long history of temporal magic, but its real strength is practical: if you can resolve it safely, Time Stretch usually converts a defensive position into a decisive, repeated advantage.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-10-11 15:10:43 UTC