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Opt
Oracle Text
Scry 1. (Look at the top card of your library. You may put that card on the bottom.)
Draw a card.
Card Details
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Character Background
Opt is one of Magic’s cleanest cantrips, a small but immensely flexible spell that suits blue’s love of perfect information and incremental advantage. In gameplay terms, it best supports tempo and control decks, where spending a single blue mana to scry 1 and draw a card helps smooth early turns, hit land drops, and keep reactive hands from stalling. The real strength is efficiency: it replaces itself immediately while also letting you decide whether the top card is worth keeping, which subtly improves every future draw. It also plays well in combo shells that need to dig for specific pieces without losing much speed. A useful deckbuilding tip is to pair Opt with shuffle effects and top-of-library manipulation, since scrying becomes stronger when you can turn away unwanted cards and reset the deck. In a Foundations environment, it remains the kind of humble spell that quietly makes the whole machine run better.
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Character Background
Opt is one of Magic’s cleanest cantrips, a small but immensely flexible spell that suits blue’s love of perfect information and incremental advantage. In gameplay terms, it best supports tempo and control decks, where spending a single blue mana to scry 1 and draw a card helps smooth early turns, hit land drops, and keep reactive hands from stalling. The real strength is efficiency: it replaces itself immediately while also letting you decide whether the top card is worth keeping, which subtly improves every future draw. It also plays well in combo shells that need to dig for specific pieces without losing much speed. A useful deckbuilding tip is to pair Opt with shuffle effects and top-of-library manipulation, since scrying becomes stronger when you can turn away unwanted cards and reset the deck. In a Foundations environment, it remains the kind of humble spell that quietly makes the whole machine run better.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 04:40:44 UTC