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Scrollshift
Oracle Text
Exile up to one target artifact, creature, or enchantment you control, then return it to the battlefield under its owner's control.
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Scrollshift is a neat little piece of March of the Machine utility that rewards disciplined, board-focused play. At its best, it supports value and control shells, especially decks built around enter-the-battlefield triggers, “blink” synergies, and permanent-based engines. Exiling one of your own artifact, creature, or enchantment permanents and returning it immediately can reset a damaged creature, retrigger ETB abilities, dodge removal, or clear a negative aura or counter interaction, all while replacing itself with a card. In practice, that makes it a flexible tempo tool: you spend a turn’s worth of mana to protect key pieces and keep your hand full. It is especially strong with permanents that draw cards, create tokens, or generate removal when they enter the battlefield, and it can be excellent in decks that want to reuse sagas or artifact creatures. Because it only hits your own permanents, build around resilient, high-impact targets rather than using it as generic interaction.
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Character Background
Scrollshift is a neat little piece of March of the Machine utility that rewards disciplined, board-focused play. At its best, it supports value and control shells, especially decks built around enter-the-battlefield triggers, “blink” synergies, and permanent-based engines. Exiling one of your own artifact, creature, or enchantment permanents and returning it immediately can reset a damaged creature, retrigger ETB abilities, dodge removal, or clear a negative aura or counter interaction, all while replacing itself with a card. In practice, that makes it a flexible tempo tool: you spend a turn’s worth of mana to protect key pieces and keep your hand full. It is especially strong with permanents that draw cards, create tokens, or generate removal when they enter the battlefield, and it can be excellent in decks that want to reuse sagas or artifact creatures. Because it only hits your own permanents, build around resilient, high-impact targets rather than using it as generic interaction.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 20:20:43 UTC