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Wanderlust
Oracle Text
Enchant creature
At the beginning of the upkeep of enchanted creature's controller, this Aura deals 1 damage to that player.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Wanderlust is a deceptively simple green Aura that turns an opponent’s own creature into a slow-burning liability, fitting best into a tempo or attrition plan where every turn cycle matters. By enchanting any creature, it begins taxing that creature’s controller for 1 damage at the start of each upkeep, which can add up quickly in board stalls or against decks that rely on stabilizing behind a single large blocker. The card’s theme feels like restless motion turned punitive: the creature is still on the battlefield, but its presence becomes a burden to its owner. In play, it pairs well with effects that keep creatures alive long enough for the damage to accrue, or with evasive attackers that force opponents to choose between taking hits in combat and taking pain from the Aura. It also works nicely in decks that can repeatedly bounce, recast, or reposition Auras, since even a modest clock becomes meaningful when layered with pressure from other sources.
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Character Background
Wanderlust is a deceptively simple green Aura that turns an opponent’s own creature into a slow-burning liability, fitting best into a tempo or attrition plan where every turn cycle matters. By enchanting any creature, it begins taxing that creature’s controller for 1 damage at the start of each upkeep, which can add up quickly in board stalls or against decks that rely on stabilizing behind a single large blocker. The card’s theme feels like restless motion turned punitive: the creature is still on the battlefield, but its presence becomes a burden to its owner. In play, it pairs well with effects that keep creatures alive long enough for the damage to accrue, or with evasive attackers that force opponents to choose between taking hits in combat and taking pain from the Aura. It also works nicely in decks that can repeatedly bounce, recast, or reposition Auras, since even a modest clock becomes meaningful when layered with pressure from other sources.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 20:10:48 UTC