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Lucky Clover
Oracle Text
Whenever you cast an Adventure instant or sorcery spell, copy it. You may choose new targets for the copy.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Lucky Clover is a quietly explosive value engine for Adventure decks, turning every Adventure instant or sorcery into a two-for-one before the creature even hits the battlefield. At two mana, it fits best in tempo-leaning midrange builds that want to apply pressure while generating card advantage, especially in formats with a deep pool of Adventure creatures from Eldraine-style shells. The copy effect also rewards flexibility: removal spells can pick off multiple targets, combat tricks can swing races, and bounce or draw Adventures become much harder for an opponent to keep up with. Deckbuilding-wise, prioritize cards with strong Adventure halves and efficient creatures on the back end, then add ways to protect Clover so it survives long enough to snowball. The name and design evoke a charm of improbable luck, and on the table it feels exactly like that—small at first, then suddenly fortune starts compounding.
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Character Background
Lucky Clover is a quietly explosive value engine for Adventure decks, turning every Adventure instant or sorcery into a two-for-one before the creature even hits the battlefield. At two mana, it fits best in tempo-leaning midrange builds that want to apply pressure while generating card advantage, especially in formats with a deep pool of Adventure creatures from Eldraine-style shells. The copy effect also rewards flexibility: removal spells can pick off multiple targets, combat tricks can swing races, and bounce or draw Adventures become much harder for an opponent to keep up with. Deckbuilding-wise, prioritize cards with strong Adventure halves and efficient creatures on the back end, then add ways to protect Clover so it survives long enough to snowball. The name and design evoke a charm of improbable luck, and on the table it feels exactly like that—small at first, then suddenly fortune starts compounding.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-09-05 21:10:43 UTC