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Strike It Rich
Oracle Text
Create a Treasure token. (It's an artifact with "{T}, Sacrifice this token: Add one mana of any color.")
Flashback {2}{R} (You may cast this card from your graveyard for its flashback cost. Then exile it.)
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Strike It Rich is a clean, low-investment way to turn a single red mana into future flexibility, and its flashback makes it especially appealing in value-oriented and combo-leaning decks that want to keep converting spare resources into momentum. In practical terms, this card is best when you care about mana smoothing, artifact count, or sacrificing permanents rather than raw damage output: a Treasure can accelerate you from early setup into a key three- or four-mana turn, fix colors in multicolor shells, or help turn on cards that reward artifact sacrifices. It also pairs nicely with graveyard recursion and spell-copy effects, since casting it twice can generate meaningful advantage from one card slot. Deckbuilding tip: include it in decks with cards like Dockside-style treasure payoffs, improvise, affinity, or sacrifice synergies, especially if your plan is to extend into the midgame and then explode with a protected threat or engine.
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Character Background
Strike It Rich is a clean, low-investment way to turn a single red mana into future flexibility, and its flashback makes it especially appealing in value-oriented and combo-leaning decks that want to keep converting spare resources into momentum. In practical terms, this card is best when you care about mana smoothing, artifact count, or sacrificing permanents rather than raw damage output: a Treasure can accelerate you from early setup into a key three- or four-mana turn, fix colors in multicolor shells, or help turn on cards that reward artifact sacrifices. It also pairs nicely with graveyard recursion and spell-copy effects, since casting it twice can generate meaningful advantage from one card slot. Deckbuilding tip: include it in decks with cards like Dockside-style treasure payoffs, improvise, affinity, or sacrifice synergies, especially if your plan is to extend into the midgame and then explode with a protected threat or engine.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-28 05:10:55 UTC