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Wormhole Warp
Oracle Text
Exile target creature an opponent controls. That player reveals cards from their sideboard at random until they reveal a nonland card. They may cast that card without paying its mana cost.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Wormhole Warp is a wonderfully chaotic red removal spell that fits best in a tempo or midrange-control shell, where you want to answer a key blocker or threat while gambling for a swingy tempo reversal. Exiling an opponent’s creature at instant speed is already strong, but the sideboard roulette turns it into a high-variance political weapon in casual and limited-adjacent formats. The card rewards careful deckbuilding: if your environment allows sideboards to carry silver bullets, you can pressure opponents into revealing awkward, overcosted, or situational cards from their own toolkit, though they may still hit something devastating. In practice, pair it with cards that punish free casting or cheap tempo windows, such as tax effects, counter magic, or effects that keep the opponent tapped out so the exiled creature matters immediately. It also shines when your deck can end games quickly after creating a huge swing, since even a bad reveal for you still removes a threat and opens the door for a decisive attack.
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Character Background
Wormhole Warp is a wonderfully chaotic red removal spell that fits best in a tempo or midrange-control shell, where you want to answer a key blocker or threat while gambling for a swingy tempo reversal. Exiling an opponent’s creature at instant speed is already strong, but the sideboard roulette turns it into a high-variance political weapon in casual and limited-adjacent formats. The card rewards careful deckbuilding: if your environment allows sideboards to carry silver bullets, you can pressure opponents into revealing awkward, overcosted, or situational cards from their own toolkit, though they may still hit something devastating. In practice, pair it with cards that punish free casting or cheap tempo windows, such as tax effects, counter magic, or effects that keep the opponent tapped out so the exiled creature matters immediately. It also shines when your deck can end games quickly after creating a huge swing, since even a bad reveal for you still removes a threat and opens the door for a decisive attack.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 01:10:42 UTC