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Radiant Lotus
Oracle Text
{T}, Sacrifice one or more artifacts: Choose a color. Target player adds three mana of the chosen color for each artifact sacrificed this way.
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Character Background
Radiant Lotus is a mythic artifact that reads like a colorless engine hiding in plain sight: expensive to cast at {6}, but devastating if you can turn spare artifacts into explosive bursts of mana. In practice, it best supports combo and value-control shells that can stockpile Treasure, Clue, Food, or cheap artifact tokens, then cash them in for a huge ritual effect. Because it taps as part of the activation, you usually want to deploy it on a stable turn and immediately threaten a swingy follow-up, especially if you can untap it or copy its ability. A strong deckbuilding tip is to pair it with artifact makers and sacrifice outlets so it never sits idle; cards that recur artifacts or create multiple tokens make each activation scale hard. The “choose a color” clause also lets you fix awkward mana for splash turns or enable a finishing spell in one decisive burst.
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Character Background
Radiant Lotus is a mythic artifact that reads like a colorless engine hiding in plain sight: expensive to cast at {6}, but devastating if you can turn spare artifacts into explosive bursts of mana. In practice, it best supports combo and value-control shells that can stockpile Treasure, Clue, Food, or cheap artifact tokens, then cash them in for a huge ritual effect. Because it taps as part of the activation, you usually want to deploy it on a stable turn and immediately threaten a swingy follow-up, especially if you can untap it or copy its ability. A strong deckbuilding tip is to pair it with artifact makers and sacrifice outlets so it never sits idle; cards that recur artifacts or create multiple tokens make each activation scale hard. The “choose a color” clause also lets you fix awkward mana for splash turns or enable a finishing spell in one decisive burst.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 03:40:44 UTC