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Worn Powerstone
Oracle Text
This artifact enters tapped.
{T}: Add {C}{C}.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Worn Powerstone is the kind of artifact that looks battle-scarred because it’s built for repetition: it enters tapped but immediately pays you with inevitability, turning every subsequent turn into reliable mana by tapping for two colorless. In gameplay terms, it supports a value-leaning ramp plan, especially in midrange or control shells that want to hit land drops and stay consistent without committing to fragile mana rocks that require perfect setup. To get the most out of it, sequence it when you’re already ahead on mana tempo—turn it to on-curve with plays that don’t punish the tapped arrival—then leverage it alongside mana sinks like expensive finishers or soft-lock engines. Deckbuilding-wise, pair it with colorless-friendly packages or artifact synergy (cards that care about artifacts count it every time), and in slower strategies consider stacking multiple small accelerants so your “tapped” drawback never becomes a real tempo loss.
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Character Background
Worn Powerstone is the kind of artifact that looks battle-scarred because it’s built for repetition: it enters tapped but immediately pays you with inevitability, turning every subsequent turn into reliable mana by tapping for two colorless. In gameplay terms, it supports a value-leaning ramp plan, especially in midrange or control shells that want to hit land drops and stay consistent without committing to fragile mana rocks that require perfect setup. To get the most out of it, sequence it when you’re already ahead on mana tempo—turn it to on-curve with plays that don’t punish the tapped arrival—then leverage it alongside mana sinks like expensive finishers or soft-lock engines. Deckbuilding-wise, pair it with colorless-friendly packages or artifact synergy (cards that care about artifacts count it every time), and in slower strategies consider stacking multiple small accelerants so your “tapped” drawback never becomes a real tempo loss.
Generated using gpt-5.4-nano · Updated at 2026-03-27 22:29:45 UTC