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Ankh of Mishra
Oracle Text
Whenever a land enters, this artifact deals 2 damage to that land's controller.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Ankh of Mishra is a classic punisher artifact that turns every land drop into a painful decision, rewarding aggressive, tempo-driven, or resource-denial shells that can stay ahead while the opponent bleeds life for developing mana. At two mana, it is cheap enough to hit early and start taxing the natural cadence of the game, especially against decks that rely on multiple land drops, fetch lands, bounce lands, or extra-land effects. It pairs well with land destruction, mana denial, and fast clock strategies, since the extra damage matters far more when the opponent is forced to choose between stability and survival. In deckbuilding, consider combining it with effects that punish greedy mana bases or slow the game with discard and resource pressure, letting Ankh function as a passive burn engine. Thematically, it evokes a relentless ancient relic that makes even the act of building a foundation feel cursed, which matches its role as an artifact that converts normal development into damage.
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Character Background
Ankh of Mishra is a classic punisher artifact that turns every land drop into a painful decision, rewarding aggressive, tempo-driven, or resource-denial shells that can stay ahead while the opponent bleeds life for developing mana. At two mana, it is cheap enough to hit early and start taxing the natural cadence of the game, especially against decks that rely on multiple land drops, fetch lands, bounce lands, or extra-land effects. It pairs well with land destruction, mana denial, and fast clock strategies, since the extra damage matters far more when the opponent is forced to choose between stability and survival. In deckbuilding, consider combining it with effects that punish greedy mana bases or slow the game with discard and resource pressure, letting Ankh function as a passive burn engine. Thematically, it evokes a relentless ancient relic that makes even the act of building a foundation feel cursed, which matches its role as an artifact that converts normal development into damage.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 18:10:47 UTC