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Faithless Looting
Oracle Text
Draw two cards, then discard two cards.
Flashback {2}{R} (You may cast this card from your graveyard for its flashback cost. Then exile it.)
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Faithless Looting is one of Magic’s most efficient enablers, turning a single red mana into immediate selection and graveyard setup. In gameplay terms, it best supports combo and graveyard-value shells, though aggressive decks also love it for smoothing awkward draws and pitching recursive threats or excess lands. The card’s true strength is that it doesn’t just dig two cards deep; flashback gives it a second life, making the first cast feel less like a trade and more like an investment. Deckbuilders should pair it with cards that want to be discarded, such as reanimation targets, Madness spells, delve payoffs, or creatures with graveyard recursion. In tempo decks, it can help filter toward pressure and interaction while keeping momentum high. Thematically, it reads like reckless bargaining with forbidden knowledge: you burn a bit of stability now for a better hand later, and then do it again from the grave.
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Character Background
Faithless Looting is one of Magic’s most efficient enablers, turning a single red mana into immediate selection and graveyard setup. In gameplay terms, it best supports combo and graveyard-value shells, though aggressive decks also love it for smoothing awkward draws and pitching recursive threats or excess lands. The card’s true strength is that it doesn’t just dig two cards deep; flashback gives it a second life, making the first cast feel less like a trade and more like an investment. Deckbuilders should pair it with cards that want to be discarded, such as reanimation targets, Madness spells, delve payoffs, or creatures with graveyard recursion. In tempo decks, it can help filter toward pressure and interaction while keeping momentum high. Thematically, it reads like reckless bargaining with forbidden knowledge: you burn a bit of stability now for a better hand later, and then do it again from the grave.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 09:10:42 UTC