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Black Vise
Oracle Text
As this artifact enters, choose an opponent.
At the beginning of the chosen player's upkeep, this artifact deals X damage to that player, where X is the number of cards in their hand minus 4.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Black Vise is a classic one-mana artifact that rewards a brutally simple game plan: tempo or aggressive disruption. It enters and locks onto one opponent, then punishes them every upkeep for holding too many cards, making it especially nasty against slower control or combo decks that like to sculpt a hand before committing. The effect is most threatening early, when the chosen player is likely still stocked with cards, so it pairs well with low-curve aggro shells that empty their own hand quickly while pressuring life totals. It also plays nicely with discard effects and hand-size manipulation, since forcing the opponent to keep extra cards turns the Vise into a persistent source of damage. In deckbuilding, consider combining it with land denial, tax effects, or wheels to keep hands awkwardly full and maximize the trigger. In Mystery Booster 2, it feels like an old-school relic of ruthless pressure: small, efficient, and aimed straight at tempo advantage.
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Character Background
Black Vise is a classic one-mana artifact that rewards a brutally simple game plan: tempo or aggressive disruption. It enters and locks onto one opponent, then punishes them every upkeep for holding too many cards, making it especially nasty against slower control or combo decks that like to sculpt a hand before committing. The effect is most threatening early, when the chosen player is likely still stocked with cards, so it pairs well with low-curve aggro shells that empty their own hand quickly while pressuring life totals. It also plays nicely with discard effects and hand-size manipulation, since forcing the opponent to keep extra cards turns the Vise into a persistent source of damage. In deckbuilding, consider combining it with land denial, tax effects, or wheels to keep hands awkwardly full and maximize the trigger. In Mystery Booster 2, it feels like an old-school relic of ruthless pressure: small, efficient, and aimed straight at tempo advantage.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 11:20:44 UTC