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Secluded Starforge
Oracle Text
{T}: Add {C}.
{2}, {T}, Tap X untapped artifacts you control: Target creature gets +X/+0 until end of turn. Activate only as a sorcery.
{5}, {T}: Create a 2/2 colorless Robot artifact creature token.
Card Details
Character Background
Secluded Starforge reads like a hidden industrial shrine: a land that quietly turns spare metal into pressure, then eventually into a whole assembly line. In gameplay, it best supports value and artifact-centric midrange or control shells, especially decks that naturally stock the board with cheap artifacts and tokens. Its first mode is always useful as a colorless source, but the real draw is the sorcery-speed pump ability, which can convert a wide artifact board into a sudden lethal swing or a clean planeswalker answer. Because the boost scales with untapped artifacts you control, prioritize permanents that can sit around after attacking or artifacts that make multiple bodies; token producers and artifact lands are especially attractive. The Robot-making mode gives the card a strong late-game floor, ensuring it is never dead in grindy matchups. In Commander, it pairs well with artifact token engines and tap-until-end effects that leave your board available for the next turn.
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Character Background
Secluded Starforge reads like a hidden industrial shrine: a land that quietly turns spare metal into pressure, then eventually into a whole assembly line. In gameplay, it best supports value and artifact-centric midrange or control shells, especially decks that naturally stock the board with cheap artifacts and tokens. Its first mode is always useful as a colorless source, but the real draw is the sorcery-speed pump ability, which can convert a wide artifact board into a sudden lethal swing or a clean planeswalker answer. Because the boost scales with untapped artifacts you control, prioritize permanents that can sit around after attacking or artifacts that make multiple bodies; token producers and artifact lands are especially attractive. The Robot-making mode gives the card a strong late-game floor, ensuring it is never dead in grindy matchups. In Commander, it pairs well with artifact token engines and tap-until-end effects that leave your board available for the next turn.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 13:10:44 UTC