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Wrenn's Resolve
Oracle Text
Exile the top two cards of your library. Until the end of your next turn, you may play those cards.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Wrenn’s Resolve is a clean piece of red value that best supports proactive tempo and spell-heavy midrange decks, especially those that want to keep mana flowing without slowing down. Exiling the top two cards and letting you play them until the end of your next turn effectively turns a modest two-mana sorcery into card advantage spread across two turns, which pairs nicely with low-curve decks that can spend every point of mana. It fits naturally in aggro shells that risk flooding out, and it is even better with cards that care about playing from exile or casting multiple spells in a turn, such as cards with prowess or Magecraft-style payoffs. In deckbuilding, aim to keep the top of your library live with a high density of lands and cheap spells so Resolve doesn’t strand you on unusable cards. The name evokes a red determination to push forward, and the gameplay mirrors that persistence.
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Character Background
Wrenn’s Resolve is a clean piece of red value that best supports proactive tempo and spell-heavy midrange decks, especially those that want to keep mana flowing without slowing down. Exiling the top two cards and letting you play them until the end of your next turn effectively turns a modest two-mana sorcery into card advantage spread across two turns, which pairs nicely with low-curve decks that can spend every point of mana. It fits naturally in aggro shells that risk flooding out, and it is even better with cards that care about playing from exile or casting multiple spells in a turn, such as cards with prowess or Magecraft-style payoffs. In deckbuilding, aim to keep the top of your library live with a high density of lands and cheap spells so Resolve doesn’t strand you on unusable cards. The name evokes a red determination to push forward, and the gameplay mirrors that persistence.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 18:40:46 UTC