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Indicate
Oracle Text
Target permanent.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Indicate is one of those delightfully strange Mystery Booster 2 oddities that reads almost like a rules joke, but in play it can still point to a very real plan: a zero-mana sorcery that simply says “Target permanent” invites combo-minded deckbuilding and rules exploits more than fair combat. Because it has no built-in effect, its value comes from interaction with cards that care about casting spells, choosing targets, or manipulating copy effects, making it best suited to combo and niche control shells rather than aggro. In a deck built around storm count, magecraft, or casting spells for free, Indicate can be a painless trigger that advances your engine without spending mana. It can also pair with cards that care about unusual spells from the stack, or with effects that copy or retarget spells, turning its emptiness into flexibility. Thematically, it feels like a blank command or a gesture with hidden consequence: the battlefield hears the order, and your deck does the real work.
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Character Background
Indicate is one of those delightfully strange Mystery Booster 2 oddities that reads almost like a rules joke, but in play it can still point to a very real plan: a zero-mana sorcery that simply says “Target permanent” invites combo-minded deckbuilding and rules exploits more than fair combat. Because it has no built-in effect, its value comes from interaction with cards that care about casting spells, choosing targets, or manipulating copy effects, making it best suited to combo and niche control shells rather than aggro. In a deck built around storm count, magecraft, or casting spells for free, Indicate can be a painless trigger that advances your engine without spending mana. It can also pair with cards that care about unusual spells from the stack, or with effects that copy or retarget spells, turning its emptiness into flexibility. Thematically, it feels like a blank command or a gesture with hidden consequence: the battlefield hears the order, and your deck does the real work.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-10-07 13:20:43 UTC