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{T}, Mill a card: Add {C}. (To mill a card, put the top card of your library into your graveyard.)
Millikin is a tiny but cleverly designed mana engine for Magic: The Gathering, best suited to value-leaning combo and graveyard-friendly control shells that want to accelerate without spending life or cards. As a 0/1 Artifact Creature — Construct for two mana, it turns the top of your library into fuel: tap it, mill a card, and make {C}. That self-mill is not just a drawback—it can actively stock the graveyard for flashback, delve, escape, threshold-style payoffs, or recursion effects, while the colorless mana helps bridge into larger plays a turn early. In Dominaria Remastered especially, it fits nicely alongside cards that care about artifacts, graveyards, or spare mana sinks. A strong deckbuilding tip is to pair Millikin with untap effects or artifact recursion, since repeated activations compound both mana and graveyard setup. It is not an aggro card; think of it as a quiet accelerator that rewards planning and sequencing.
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Millikin is a tiny but cleverly designed mana engine for Magic: The Gathering, best suited to value-leaning combo and graveyard-friendly control shells that want to accelerate without spending life or cards. As a 0/1 Artifact Creature — Construct for two mana, it turns the top of your library into fuel: tap it, mill a card, and make {C}. That self-mill is not just a drawback—it can actively stock the graveyard for flashback, delve, escape, threshold-style payoffs, or recursion effects, while the colorless mana helps bridge into larger plays a turn early. In Dominaria Remastered especially, it fits nicely alongside cards that care about artifacts, graveyards, or spare mana sinks. A strong deckbuilding tip is to pair Millikin with untap effects or artifact recursion, since repeated activations compound both mana and graveyard setup. It is not an aggro card; think of it as a quiet accelerator that rewards planning and sequencing.
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