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Krovikan Sorcerer
Oracle Text
{T}, Discard a nonblack card: Draw a card.
{T}, Discard a black card: Draw two cards, then discard one of them.
Card Details
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Character Background
Krovikan Sorcerer is a classic Ice Age value engine that fits best in slower tempo or control shells, where repeated looting and filtering can turn spare cards into gas. A 1/1 for three mana is modest, but the activated ability makes every extra card in hand matter, especially if you can untap it or protect it while you grind. Its best mode is the black-card line, which effectively becomes a selective draw-two and discard-one, helping dig for answers while smoothing draws; if your deck naturally includes black cards, that option gets much better. In practice, pair it with cards that untap creatures, such as effects that reset tapped permanents, or with discard synergies that want cards in the graveyard. It also plays nicely with recursive threats and flashback-style plans, since discarding can become an upside rather than a cost. The card feels like a cautious mage of the cold north, trading raw power for patience and knowledge.
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Character Background
Krovikan Sorcerer is a classic Ice Age value engine that fits best in slower tempo or control shells, where repeated looting and filtering can turn spare cards into gas. A 1/1 for three mana is modest, but the activated ability makes every extra card in hand matter, especially if you can untap it or protect it while you grind. Its best mode is the black-card line, which effectively becomes a selective draw-two and discard-one, helping dig for answers while smoothing draws; if your deck naturally includes black cards, that option gets much better. In practice, pair it with cards that untap creatures, such as effects that reset tapped permanents, or with discard synergies that want cards in the graveyard. It also plays nicely with recursive threats and flashback-style plans, since discarding can become an upside rather than a cost. The card feels like a cautious mage of the cold north, trading raw power for patience and knowledge.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 14:20:45 UTC