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Mox Tantalite
Oracle Text
Suspend 3—{0} (Rather than cast this card from your hand, pay {0} and exile it with three time counters on it. At the beginning of your upkeep, remove a time counter. When the last is removed, you may cast it without paying its mana cost.)
{T}: Add one mana of any color.
Card Details
Character Background
Mox Tantalite is a delayed promise in artifact form: pay nothing now, wait three turns, and eventually get a free rainbow source that can fix any color and jump-start your mana development. That makes it especially appealing in combo and slow value shells, where early setup matters more than immediate board presence. The suspend clause is the real deckbuilding hook; because you’re not spending mana up front, it fits lists that want explosive future turns, such as cascade strategies, artifact synergies, or decks that can manipulate time counters with effects like proliferate. It also plays well in control, where a guaranteed land-like source later can smooth out countermagic turns or help cast multicolor finishers. The best way to use it is to plan around the delay: include enough early interaction to survive, then leverage the mana burst once it comes off suspend. It’s not an aggro card, but it rewards patience with a strong tempo swing.
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Character Background
Mox Tantalite is a delayed promise in artifact form: pay nothing now, wait three turns, and eventually get a free rainbow source that can fix any color and jump-start your mana development. That makes it especially appealing in combo and slow value shells, where early setup matters more than immediate board presence. The suspend clause is the real deckbuilding hook; because you’re not spending mana up front, it fits lists that want explosive future turns, such as cascade strategies, artifact synergies, or decks that can manipulate time counters with effects like proliferate. It also plays well in control, where a guaranteed land-like source later can smooth out countermagic turns or help cast multicolor finishers. The best way to use it is to plan around the delay: include enough early interaction to survive, then leverage the mana burst once it comes off suspend. It’s not an aggro card, but it rewards patience with a strong tempo swing.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-09-05 00:40:44 UTC