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Power Leak
Oracle Text
Enchant enchantment
At the beginning of the upkeep of enchanted enchantment's controller, that player may pay any amount of mana. This Aura deals 2 damage to that player. Prevent X of that damage, where X is the amount of mana that player paid this way.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Power Leak is a deceptively awkward little blue Aura that shines best in control or tempo shells, especially when your deck can exploit opponents who lean on key enchantments. Since it enchants an enchantment, it naturally preys on value pieces like mana auras, prison effects, or recursive engines, forcing the controller to keep paying life-saving mana every upkeep or eat damage. The tension is the point: against tapped-out decks, it acts like a slow burn drain, while against color-screwed or mana-light opponents it can become a real clock. In deckbuilding, pair it with cards that encourage enchantment-heavy metas or that can repeatedly return Auras, letting you retarget as board states change. It also works well alongside bounce and tempo tools, since resetting the enchanted permanent can strand the Aura and buy time. Thematically, it feels like magic seeping out of a flawed spell, punishing overreliance on static power.
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Character Background
Power Leak is a deceptively awkward little blue Aura that shines best in control or tempo shells, especially when your deck can exploit opponents who lean on key enchantments. Since it enchants an enchantment, it naturally preys on value pieces like mana auras, prison effects, or recursive engines, forcing the controller to keep paying life-saving mana every upkeep or eat damage. The tension is the point: against tapped-out decks, it acts like a slow burn drain, while against color-screwed or mana-light opponents it can become a real clock. In deckbuilding, pair it with cards that encourage enchantment-heavy metas or that can repeatedly return Auras, letting you retarget as board states change. It also works well alongside bounce and tempo tools, since resetting the enchanted permanent can strand the Aura and buy time. Thematically, it feels like magic seeping out of a flawed spell, punishing overreliance on static power.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-10-09 01:40:42 UTC