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Mental Modulation
Oracle Text
This spell costs {1} less to cast during your turn.
Tap target artifact or creature.
Draw a card.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Mental Modulation is a clean little tempo tool that rewards staying active on your own turn: at just {U} while you’re developing, it can tap down an opposing blocker, a key artifact, or even your own creature for some fringe tap-synergy, then replace itself with a card. That makes it especially good in blue tempo and control shells, where a cheap cantrip that also buys a combat step can swing the board without costing momentum. The “costs {1} less during your turn” clause is the real engine here, turning it into an efficient main-phase play that helps you push damage or safely set up attacks. It also pairs well with cards that care about tapping permanents, combat tricks that force through lethal, or artifacts and creatures you want temporarily neutralized. In Limited, it’s a flexible glue card; in Constructed, it’s the kind of modest but reliable interaction that keeps blue decks fluid and disciplined.
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Character Background
Mental Modulation is a clean little tempo tool that rewards staying active on your own turn: at just {U} while you’re developing, it can tap down an opposing blocker, a key artifact, or even your own creature for some fringe tap-synergy, then replace itself with a card. That makes it especially good in blue tempo and control shells, where a cheap cantrip that also buys a combat step can swing the board without costing momentum. The “costs {1} less during your turn” clause is the real engine here, turning it into an efficient main-phase play that helps you push damage or safely set up attacks. It also pairs well with cards that care about tapping permanents, combat tricks that force through lethal, or artifacts and creatures you want temporarily neutralized. In Limited, it’s a flexible glue card; in Constructed, it’s the kind of modest but reliable interaction that keeps blue decks fluid and disciplined.
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