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Fireglass Mentor
Oracle Text
At the beginning of your second main phase, if an opponent lost life this turn, exile the top two cards of your library. Choose one of them. Until end of turn, you may play that card.
Card Details
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Character Background
Fireglass Mentor fits best in a Rakdos tempo or sacrifice-leaning aggro shell, where its job is to turn early pressure into extra cards and keep the gas flowing. A 2/1 for {B}{R} already asks the opponent to answer it quickly, and if you’ve managed to ping them, attack successfully, or cash in a small burn spell before your second main phase, you get to exile the top two cards and convert one into a temporary extra draw. That makes it especially appealing with cheap evasive creatures, direct damage, and repeatable life-loss triggers like ping effects or sacrificed creatures that also nick the opponent. In Bloomburrow terms, it feels like a cunning lizard warlock who turns sparks and embers into opportunity. To maximize it, build with a high density of low-cost plays so you can reliably trigger the ability and spend the exiled card immediately, rather than risking a clunky top-end you can’t use in time.
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Character Background
Fireglass Mentor fits best in a Rakdos tempo or sacrifice-leaning aggro shell, where its job is to turn early pressure into extra cards and keep the gas flowing. A 2/1 for {B}{R} already asks the opponent to answer it quickly, and if you’ve managed to ping them, attack successfully, or cash in a small burn spell before your second main phase, you get to exile the top two cards and convert one into a temporary extra draw. That makes it especially appealing with cheap evasive creatures, direct damage, and repeatable life-loss triggers like ping effects or sacrificed creatures that also nick the opponent. In Bloomburrow terms, it feels like a cunning lizard warlock who turns sparks and embers into opportunity. To maximize it, build with a high density of low-cost plays so you can reliably trigger the ability and spend the exiled card immediately, rather than risking a clunky top-end you can’t use in time.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 03:20:42 UTC