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Brass's Bounty
Oracle Text
For each land you control, create a Treasure token. (It's an artifact with "{T}, Sacrifice this token: Add one mana of any color.")
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Character Background
Brass’s Bounty is a classic big-mana payoff that rewards patient land development and turns every mana-flooded board into a burst of treasure-fueled momentum. In Magic: The Gathering, it most naturally supports value and combo shells, especially decks that can ramp early, make extra land drops, or survive long enough to cast a seven-mana sorcery without falling behind. The key is that it scales with lands already in play, so late-game turns can suddenly generate an absurd amount of mana fixing through Treasure tokens, enabling follow-up plays, storm-style chains, or a huge finisher in the same turn. It pairs especially well with land ramp, effects that multiply Treasure use, and cards that care about artifacts entering or being sacrificed. In Commander, it shines in red-based decks that want explosive turns rather than pure tempo, and it can also help stabilize awkward color requirements by converting land count into flexible mana.
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Character Background
Brass’s Bounty is a classic big-mana payoff that rewards patient land development and turns every mana-flooded board into a burst of treasure-fueled momentum. In Magic: The Gathering, it most naturally supports value and combo shells, especially decks that can ramp early, make extra land drops, or survive long enough to cast a seven-mana sorcery without falling behind. The key is that it scales with lands already in play, so late-game turns can suddenly generate an absurd amount of mana fixing through Treasure tokens, enabling follow-up plays, storm-style chains, or a huge finisher in the same turn. It pairs especially well with land ramp, effects that multiply Treasure use, and cards that care about artifacts entering or being sacrificed. In Commander, it shines in red-based decks that want explosive turns rather than pure tempo, and it can also help stabilize awkward color requirements by converting land count into flexible mana.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 14:40:42 UTC