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Drain Power
Oracle Text
Target player activates a mana ability of each land they control. Then that player loses all unspent mana and you add the mana lost this way.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Drain Power is a classic blue control-combo spell that rewards precise timing and mana denial. In gameplay terms, it can function as a devastating tempo swing by forcing an opponent to “float” their lands’ mana, then stripping away anything they cannot spend immediately while you absorb the loss for yourself. That makes it especially punishing on turns when the target is tapped out of instant-speed plays, and it pairs well with counterspells or bounce to keep the window narrow. The best homes are control shells that want to convert an opponent’s resource development into a burst of mana for a follow-up threat, such as a huge X spell or a protected finisher. It also has strong combo potential with effects that preserve or exploit large mana surges, and deckbuilding with cards that untap lands or multiply mana can turn the stolen resources into a decisive swing. The card feels like a meticulous blue heist: not raw destruction, but elegant appropriation.
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Character Background
Drain Power is a classic blue control-combo spell that rewards precise timing and mana denial. In gameplay terms, it can function as a devastating tempo swing by forcing an opponent to “float” their lands’ mana, then stripping away anything they cannot spend immediately while you absorb the loss for yourself. That makes it especially punishing on turns when the target is tapped out of instant-speed plays, and it pairs well with counterspells or bounce to keep the window narrow. The best homes are control shells that want to convert an opponent’s resource development into a burst of mana for a follow-up threat, such as a huge X spell or a protected finisher. It also has strong combo potential with effects that preserve or exploit large mana surges, and deckbuilding with cards that untap lands or multiply mana can turn the stolen resources into a decisive swing. The card feels like a meticulous blue heist: not raw destruction, but elegant appropriation.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 17:10:44 UTC