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Fabled Passage
Land
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As an additional cost to cast this spell, discard a card.
Draw two cards and create a Treasure token. (It's an artifact with "{T}, Sacrifice this token: Add one mana of any color.")
Seize the Spoils is a clean red value spell that fits best in tempo and midrange decks that want to keep cards flowing while turning extra resources into mana. At three mana, it effectively turns one card in hand into two new looks plus a Treasure, so even though you spend a card to cast it, you can recoup both tempo and flexibility if your deck is built to use the artifact token well. The flavor is pure red opportunism: throw something away, grab what you need, and cash in the loot immediately. It plays especially well with graveyard synergies, madness-style discard payoffs, or decks that want specific cards in the bin. It also pairs nicely with cards that care about artifacts entering or being sacrificed, and the Treasure can help you curve into a bigger follow-up turn. In Limited, it is a solid fixer and reload spell; in Constructed, it rewards decks that treat discard as a feature, not a drawback.
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Seize the Spoils is a clean red value spell that fits best in tempo and midrange decks that want to keep cards flowing while turning extra resources into mana. At three mana, it effectively turns one card in hand into two new looks plus a Treasure, so even though you spend a card to cast it, you can recoup both tempo and flexibility if your deck is built to use the artifact token well. The flavor is pure red opportunism: throw something away, grab what you need, and cash in the loot immediately. It plays especially well with graveyard synergies, madness-style discard payoffs, or decks that want specific cards in the bin. It also pairs nicely with cards that care about artifacts entering or being sacrificed, and the Treasure can help you curve into a bigger follow-up turn. In Limited, it is a solid fixer and reload spell; in Constructed, it rewards decks that treat discard as a feature, not a drawback.
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