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Rite of Flame
Oracle Text
Add {R}{R}, then add {R} for each card named Rite of Flame in each graveyard.
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Mana CostCharacter Background
Rite of Flame is a classic red ritual that best supports combo and explosive tempo plans, turning a single mana into a burst of immediate resources. In practical terms, it effectively refunds itself plus one extra red mana on the first cast, and can scale higher in formats or games where multiple copies have already reached graveyards, making it especially attractive for storm-style decks and spell chains. The card’s flavor feels like a brief, volatile invocation: a spark that multiplies when repeated, mirroring red’s impulsive, all-in energy. Deckbuilding-wise, it pairs well with cheap cantrips, burn spells, and payoff cards that reward casting multiple spells in one turn, such as storm engines or large X-spells. If your list wants to jump from one mana to three or more quickly, Rite of Flame helps bridge that gap, but it is far less appealing in slow control shells that do not convert temporary mana into a decisive advantage.
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Character Background
Rite of Flame is a classic red ritual that best supports combo and explosive tempo plans, turning a single mana into a burst of immediate resources. In practical terms, it effectively refunds itself plus one extra red mana on the first cast, and can scale higher in formats or games where multiple copies have already reached graveyards, making it especially attractive for storm-style decks and spell chains. The card’s flavor feels like a brief, volatile invocation: a spark that multiplies when repeated, mirroring red’s impulsive, all-in energy. Deckbuilding-wise, it pairs well with cheap cantrips, burn spells, and payoff cards that reward casting multiple spells in one turn, such as storm engines or large X-spells. If your list wants to jump from one mana to three or more quickly, Rite of Flame helps bridge that gap, but it is far less appealing in slow control shells that do not convert temporary mana into a decisive advantage.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 00:40:44 UTC