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Another Chance
Oracle Text
You may mill two cards. Then return up to two creature cards from your graveyard to your hand. (To mill two cards, put the top two cards of your library into your graveyard.)
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Another Chance is a compact three‑mana instant that leans into value and midrange game plans: it trades a small library tax (mill two) for the tempo flexibility of instant‑speed recursion, returning up to two creature cards to your hand to refill after a sweep or to reuse powerful enter‑the‑battlefield effects. Play it in decks that want incremental advantage rather than pure aggro — think sacrifice/aristocrat shells, midrange decks that grind through attrition, or control lists that need cheap, repeatable threats. Specific synergy: pair it with low‑cost ETB creatures and sacrifice outlets so you can recur and immediately reuse creatures for value, or with self‑mill and graveyard payoffs so the mill itself becomes a feature. As a sequencing tip, hold it as insurance against targeted removal or use it post‑combat to recover blockers; avoid returning high‑cost finishers you can't cast again soon. Its strength is smoothing resources and turning death into second chances.
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Character Background
Another Chance is a compact three‑mana instant that leans into value and midrange game plans: it trades a small library tax (mill two) for the tempo flexibility of instant‑speed recursion, returning up to two creature cards to your hand to refill after a sweep or to reuse powerful enter‑the‑battlefield effects. Play it in decks that want incremental advantage rather than pure aggro — think sacrifice/aristocrat shells, midrange decks that grind through attrition, or control lists that need cheap, repeatable threats. Specific synergy: pair it with low‑cost ETB creatures and sacrifice outlets so you can recur and immediately reuse creatures for value, or with self‑mill and graveyard payoffs so the mill itself becomes a feature. As a sequencing tip, hold it as insurance against targeted removal or use it post‑combat to recover blockers; avoid returning high‑cost finishers you can't cast again soon. Its strength is smoothing resources and turning death into second chances.
Generated using gpt-5-mini · Updated at 2026-05-16 17:40:45 UTC