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Unnatural Selection
Oracle Text
{1}: Choose a creature type other than Wall. Target creature becomes that type until end of turn.
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Unnatural Selection is a deceptively flexible blue enchantment that rewards careful deckbuilding and board-state awareness. In control or combo shells, it functions as a low-cost tool for turning any creature into the right type at the right time, whether that means enabling tribal payoffs, disrupting an opponent’s plan, or unlocking obscure synergies. Because it can repeatedly change a creature’s type for just {1}, it pairs especially well with cards that care about creature types entering, leaving, or being targeted, as well as tribal lords and typal restrictions that need one more body to turn on. A classic deckbuilding tip is to combine it with type-sensitive finishers or hate pieces—turning an opposing threat into a relevant tribe can also backfire on them if you run tribal synergies of your own. Its “other than Wall” clause hints at an old-school rules quirk, but in play it is most at home in tempo-control decks that value adaptability over raw power.
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Character Background
Unnatural Selection is a deceptively flexible blue enchantment that rewards careful deckbuilding and board-state awareness. In control or combo shells, it functions as a low-cost tool for turning any creature into the right type at the right time, whether that means enabling tribal payoffs, disrupting an opponent’s plan, or unlocking obscure synergies. Because it can repeatedly change a creature’s type for just {1}, it pairs especially well with cards that care about creature types entering, leaving, or being targeted, as well as tribal lords and typal restrictions that need one more body to turn on. A classic deckbuilding tip is to combine it with type-sensitive finishers or hate pieces—turning an opposing threat into a relevant tribe can also backfire on them if you run tribal synergies of your own. Its “other than Wall” clause hints at an old-school rules quirk, but in play it is most at home in tempo-control decks that value adaptability over raw power.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-10-02 05:10:42 UTC