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Praetor's Counsel
Oracle Text
Return all cards from your graveyard to your hand. Exile Praetor's Counsel. You have no maximum hand size for the rest of the game.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Praetor’s Counsel is a classic late-game value bomb for green decks that want to outlast the table, especially control, ramp, and grindy midrange strategies. Eight mana is a steep ask, but in a shell built to accelerate with mana dorks, Cultivate-style effects, or big land ramp, it can reset a lost game in one cast by returning every card from your graveyard to your hand. The no maximum hand size clause matters more than it first appears: after refilling, you can stockpile interaction, lands, and follow-up threats without being punished, making it excellent alongside draw engines or recursion-heavy builds. It pairs particularly well with self-mill, fetch lands, and spells that trade resources early, since those cards become raw fuel later. The exile clause keeps it from looping itself, but that’s fine—its role is to be the one overwhelming recovery turn that turns a depleted graveyard into a renewed arsenal.
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Character Background
Praetor’s Counsel is a classic late-game value bomb for green decks that want to outlast the table, especially control, ramp, and grindy midrange strategies. Eight mana is a steep ask, but in a shell built to accelerate with mana dorks, Cultivate-style effects, or big land ramp, it can reset a lost game in one cast by returning every card from your graveyard to your hand. The no maximum hand size clause matters more than it first appears: after refilling, you can stockpile interaction, lands, and follow-up threats without being punished, making it excellent alongside draw engines or recursion-heavy builds. It pairs particularly well with self-mill, fetch lands, and spells that trade resources early, since those cards become raw fuel later. The exile clause keeps it from looping itself, but that’s fine—its role is to be the one overwhelming recovery turn that turns a depleted graveyard into a renewed arsenal.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-09-10 22:10:44 UTC