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Power Armor
Oracle Text
Domain — {3}, {T}: Target creature gets +1/+1 until end of turn for each basic land type among lands you control.
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Character Background
Power Armor is a straightforward but cleverly scalable artifact that fits best in a midrange or control shell splashing multiple basic land types, where it turns mana into repeatable combat pressure or a defensive boost. The Domain clause makes it especially appealing in five-color or heavily dual/basic-mixed decks, since each land type effectively upgrades the activation by one point of power and toughness for the turn. In practice, it rewards patient gameplay: develop your mana base, stabilize the board, then use this as a late-game mana sink to force through damage or make key creatures survive combat. It pairs nicely with evasive threats, vigilant attackers, or creatures that care about temporary stat boosts. Deckbuilding tip: prioritize a mana base with as many basic land types as possible—fetch lands, triomes, and duals that count for multiple types maximize its ceiling. As a support artifact from The List, it feels like a portable suit of battlefield tech: slow to deploy, but potent once fully powered.
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Character Background
Power Armor is a straightforward but cleverly scalable artifact that fits best in a midrange or control shell splashing multiple basic land types, where it turns mana into repeatable combat pressure or a defensive boost. The Domain clause makes it especially appealing in five-color or heavily dual/basic-mixed decks, since each land type effectively upgrades the activation by one point of power and toughness for the turn. In practice, it rewards patient gameplay: develop your mana base, stabilize the board, then use this as a late-game mana sink to force through damage or make key creatures survive combat. It pairs nicely with evasive threats, vigilant attackers, or creatures that care about temporary stat boosts. Deckbuilding tip: prioritize a mana base with as many basic land types as possible—fetch lands, triomes, and duals that count for multiple types maximize its ceiling. As a support artifact from The List, it feels like a portable suit of battlefield tech: slow to deploy, but potent once fully powered.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-09-20 10:10:45 UTC