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Haste Magic
Oracle Text
Target creature gets +3/+1 and gains haste until end of turn. Exile the top card of your library. You may play it until your next end step.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Haste Magic is a clean, aggressively slanted trick that fits best in tempo and aggro decks, especially in red shells that want every card to either push damage or create immediate pressure. At just two mana, it can ambush combat by turning a modest attacker into a sudden 3/3 threat with haste, often letting a freshly cast creature attack right away or win a fight on your terms. The exile-and-play clause adds welcome velocity, smoothing out draws and rewarding decks that can make flexible use of the top card, such as low-curve builds with plenty of cheap spells. It also pairs nicely with creatures that care about attacking immediately, double strike, or enter-the-battlefield effects, since the bonus power makes any surprise attack sting harder. In Final Fantasy-flavored terms, it feels like a burst of battle magic: brief, reckless, and perfectly suited to finishing the fight before the opponent stabilizes.
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Character Background
Haste Magic is a clean, aggressively slanted trick that fits best in tempo and aggro decks, especially in red shells that want every card to either push damage or create immediate pressure. At just two mana, it can ambush combat by turning a modest attacker into a sudden 3/3 threat with haste, often letting a freshly cast creature attack right away or win a fight on your terms. The exile-and-play clause adds welcome velocity, smoothing out draws and rewarding decks that can make flexible use of the top card, such as low-curve builds with plenty of cheap spells. It also pairs nicely with creatures that care about attacking immediately, double strike, or enter-the-battlefield effects, since the bonus power makes any surprise attack sting harder. In Final Fantasy-flavored terms, it feels like a burst of battle magic: brief, reckless, and perfectly suited to finishing the fight before the opponent stabilizes.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 18:40:43 UTC