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Dreams of Laguna
Oracle Text
Surveil 1, then draw a card. (To surveil 1, look at the top card of your library. You may put it into your graveyard.)
Flashback {3}{U} (You may cast this card from your graveyard for its flashback cost. Then exile it.)
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Dreams of Laguna is a classic small-spell value piece that fits best in blue tempo or control shells, where every card must either smooth draws or buy time. At two mana, surveil 1 then draw a card is already efficient selection, letting you bin situational cards, stock the graveyard, and dig toward lands, interaction, or combo pieces without losing velocity. The flashback makes it especially appealing in longer games, because the first cast fixes your hand and the second recycles that effect after a sweeper or counter war. In deckbuilding, it pairs well with graveyard payoffs, delve-style cards, and any strategy that wants spells in the yard without dedicating slots to discard outlets. The Final Fantasy flavor suggests a dreamlike memory or recurring vision, and that loop is mirrored in gameplay: it keeps returning as a subtle resource engine rather than a burst of power.
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Character Background
Dreams of Laguna is a classic small-spell value piece that fits best in blue tempo or control shells, where every card must either smooth draws or buy time. At two mana, surveil 1 then draw a card is already efficient selection, letting you bin situational cards, stock the graveyard, and dig toward lands, interaction, or combo pieces without losing velocity. The flashback makes it especially appealing in longer games, because the first cast fixes your hand and the second recycles that effect after a sweeper or counter war. In deckbuilding, it pairs well with graveyard payoffs, delve-style cards, and any strategy that wants spells in the yard without dedicating slots to discard outlets. The Final Fantasy flavor suggests a dreamlike memory or recurring vision, and that loop is mirrored in gameplay: it keeps returning as a subtle resource engine rather than a burst of power.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 12:40:42 UTC