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Opera Love Song
Oracle Text
Choose one —
• Exile the top two cards of your library. You may play those cards until your next end step.
• One or two target creatures each get +2/+0 until end of turn.
Card Details
Character Background
Opera Love Song feels like a flashy Final Fantasy flourish translated into Magic efficiency: a red instant that can either press damage or convert cards in exile into immediate action. In practice, it best supports aggressive tempo decks, where you can choose between widening a combat step with +2/+0 on one or two attackers or taking the value line when you need extra gas. The card is especially strong in builds with low mana costs and high card velocity, since exiling the top two cards lets you potentially “draw” into more spells you can deploy right away. It also pairs well with effects that care about casting from exile, and with creatures that have evasion or double strike, since the temporary power boost becomes much more punishing. In Limited, it is a clean combat trick that can also dig you out of a stalled hand.
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Character Background
Opera Love Song feels like a flashy Final Fantasy flourish translated into Magic efficiency: a red instant that can either press damage or convert cards in exile into immediate action. In practice, it best supports aggressive tempo decks, where you can choose between widening a combat step with +2/+0 on one or two attackers or taking the value line when you need extra gas. The card is especially strong in builds with low mana costs and high card velocity, since exiling the top two cards lets you potentially “draw” into more spells you can deploy right away. It also pairs well with effects that care about casting from exile, and with creatures that have evasion or double strike, since the temporary power boost becomes much more punishing. In Limited, it is a clean combat trick that can also dig you out of a stalled hand.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 05:10:48 UTC
