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Heart of a Duelist
Oracle Text
You may draw cards from anywhere in your library. (You don't get to look at them or reorder them while doing so.)
When Heart of a Duelist enters the battlefield, draw a card.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Heart of a Duelist is a deceptively strange blue enchantment that rewards disciplined deck construction rather than raw card quantity. At two mana, it replaces itself immediately with a cantrip, then opens up unusual lines by letting you draw from anywhere in your library, which means the top card is no longer your only resource. That makes it especially appealing in combo or value-control shells that want to convert specific library zones into hand access, or in decks that manipulate the top of the library and want a little extra flexibility without paying more mana. It pairs well with effects that stack your deck, such as scry, tutor, or shuffle-heavy strategies, since you still need to know what you’re aiming for even if you can’t look/reorder mid-draw. The card’s “duelist” flavor feels like a focused mind reaching past convention, and in play it rewards precision, patience, and a plan that can exploit hidden lines of card access.
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Character Background
Heart of a Duelist is a deceptively strange blue enchantment that rewards disciplined deck construction rather than raw card quantity. At two mana, it replaces itself immediately with a cantrip, then opens up unusual lines by letting you draw from anywhere in your library, which means the top card is no longer your only resource. That makes it especially appealing in combo or value-control shells that want to convert specific library zones into hand access, or in decks that manipulate the top of the library and want a little extra flexibility without paying more mana. It pairs well with effects that stack your deck, such as scry, tutor, or shuffle-heavy strategies, since you still need to know what you’re aiming for even if you can’t look/reorder mid-draw. The card’s “duelist” flavor feels like a focused mind reaching past convention, and in play it rewards precision, patience, and a plan that can exploit hidden lines of card access.
Generated using gpt-5-mini · Updated at 2026-05-17 13:39:07 UTC