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Magus of the Unseen
Oracle Text
{1}{U}, {T}: Untap target artifact an opponent controls and gain control of it until end of turn. It gains haste until end of turn. When you lose control of the artifact, tap it.
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Character Background
Magus of the Unseen is a sly little Ice Age-era control tool that turns your opponent’s best artifact into a temporary liability, then leaves it tapped when the spell effect ends. In practical terms, it fits best in tempo or attrition-heavy control decks, where stealing a mana rock, utility artifact, or even an equipped threat can swing a turn without needing a permanent answer. Because it costs only two mana and activates at instant-speed timing only through your turn sequence, it rewards careful planning: use it to steal an artifact for surprise blockers, crack back with a borrowed utility piece, or disrupt an opponent’s curve by taking their key acceleration. It pairs especially well with bounce or tap-down effects, since forcing the stolen artifact to matter before it returns maximizes value. In Commander, it can be a sneaky political card and a repeatable source of annoyance if you can untap Magus consistently.
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Character Background
Magus of the Unseen is a sly little Ice Age-era control tool that turns your opponent’s best artifact into a temporary liability, then leaves it tapped when the spell effect ends. In practical terms, it fits best in tempo or attrition-heavy control decks, where stealing a mana rock, utility artifact, or even an equipped threat can swing a turn without needing a permanent answer. Because it costs only two mana and activates at instant-speed timing only through your turn sequence, it rewards careful planning: use it to steal an artifact for surprise blockers, crack back with a borrowed utility piece, or disrupt an opponent’s curve by taking their key acceleration. It pairs especially well with bounce or tap-down effects, since forcing the stolen artifact to matter before it returns maximizes value. In Commander, it can be a sneaky political card and a repeatable source of annoyance if you can untap Magus consistently.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 01:10:42 UTC