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Meeting of Minds
Oracle Text
Convoke (Your creatures can help cast this spell. Each creature you tap while casting this spell pays for {1} or one mana of that creature's color.)
Draw two cards.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Meeting of Minds is a clean, workmanlike blue instant that turns board presence into raw cards, and that makes it especially appealing in tempo, token, and go-wide value shells. In March of the Machine, the convoke mechanic captures the set’s battlefield urgency perfectly: your creatures aren’t just attacking or blocking, they’re collaborating to fuel deeper strategy. Paying four mana for draw two is ordinary, but letting your team help cast it can make the spell feel like a discounted refill after you’ve committed early creatures to the board. It pairs well with cheap token makers, evasive one-drops, and decks that can spare tapped bodies after combat; even a pair of small creatures can effectively “cheat” the cost down while preserving blue mana for interaction. In control, it is strongest when your early plays stabilize the board first, then convert surplus creatures into fresh resources once the game slows.
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Character Background
Meeting of Minds is a clean, workmanlike blue instant that turns board presence into raw cards, and that makes it especially appealing in tempo, token, and go-wide value shells. In March of the Machine, the convoke mechanic captures the set’s battlefield urgency perfectly: your creatures aren’t just attacking or blocking, they’re collaborating to fuel deeper strategy. Paying four mana for draw two is ordinary, but letting your team help cast it can make the spell feel like a discounted refill after you’ve committed early creatures to the board. It pairs well with cheap token makers, evasive one-drops, and decks that can spare tapped bodies after combat; even a pair of small creatures can effectively “cheat” the cost down while preserving blue mana for interaction. In control, it is strongest when your early plays stabilize the board first, then convert surplus creatures into fresh resources once the game slows.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 17:20:43 UTC