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Auntie's Sentence
Oracle Text
Choose one —
• Target opponent reveals their hand. You choose a nonland permanent card from it. That player discards that card.
• Target creature gets -2/-2 until end of turn.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Auntie’s Sentence is a compact, flexible common that fits best in black control or tempo shells, where every card must either trade up on mana or disrupt the opponent’s curve. Its modal design is the real strength: against slower decks, the discard mode can rip a key nonland permanent from an opponent’s hand, especially if you’ve already pressured their resources and can turn a reveal into near-perfect information; against aggressive starts, the -2/-2 mode cleanly answers many early threats and can finish off weakened creatures in combat. In Lorwyn Eclipsed terms, it feels like a blunt bit of fae justice—less a grand curse than a sharp, petty punishment. Deckbuilding-wise, it pairs well with sacrifice or discard payoffs, and it becomes stronger alongside effects that force hand reveal, letting you time the spell for maximum certainty. It’s a solid role-player for decks that want efficiency and adaptability.
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Character Background
Auntie’s Sentence is a compact, flexible common that fits best in black control or tempo shells, where every card must either trade up on mana or disrupt the opponent’s curve. Its modal design is the real strength: against slower decks, the discard mode can rip a key nonland permanent from an opponent’s hand, especially if you’ve already pressured their resources and can turn a reveal into near-perfect information; against aggressive starts, the -2/-2 mode cleanly answers many early threats and can finish off weakened creatures in combat. In Lorwyn Eclipsed terms, it feels like a blunt bit of fae justice—less a grand curse than a sharp, petty punishment. Deckbuilding-wise, it pairs well with sacrifice or discard payoffs, and it becomes stronger alongside effects that force hand reveal, letting you time the spell for maximum certainty. It’s a solid role-player for decks that want efficiency and adaptability.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 13:40:44 UTC