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Feedback
Oracle Text
Enchant enchantment
At the beginning of the upkeep of enchanted enchantment's controller, this Aura deals 1 damage to that player.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Feedback is a neat little blue Aura that plays like a slow-burning tax on the wrong kind of permanents, best fitting a control or tempo shell that wants to punish setup and lock opponents into awkward lines. Since it can only enchant an enchantment, it’s at its best when you expect opposing deck engines, stax pieces, or value enchantments to stick around long enough for the upkeep trigger to matter. The damage is modest, but over several turns it turns a key enchantment into a liability, especially against decks leaning on a single powerful enchantment to stabilize or generate value. In deckbuilding, pair it with bounce, counterspells, or enchantment removal so you can clear the target if the board changes, and consider pairing it with enchantment theft or cloning effects to convert a defensive tool into a win condition. The flavor feels like an arcane backlash: a quiet blue curse that turns magical resonance into self-inflicted harm.
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Character Background
Feedback is a neat little blue Aura that plays like a slow-burning tax on the wrong kind of permanents, best fitting a control or tempo shell that wants to punish setup and lock opponents into awkward lines. Since it can only enchant an enchantment, it’s at its best when you expect opposing deck engines, stax pieces, or value enchantments to stick around long enough for the upkeep trigger to matter. The damage is modest, but over several turns it turns a key enchantment into a liability, especially against decks leaning on a single powerful enchantment to stabilize or generate value. In deckbuilding, pair it with bounce, counterspells, or enchantment removal so you can clear the target if the board changes, and consider pairing it with enchantment theft or cloning effects to convert a defensive tool into a win condition. The flavor feels like an arcane backlash: a quiet blue curse that turns magical resonance into self-inflicted harm.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 19:10:44 UTC