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Pyrite Spellbomb
Oracle Text
{R}, Sacrifice this artifact: It deals 2 damage to any target.
{1}, Sacrifice this artifact: Draw a card.
Card Details
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Character Background
Pyrite Spellbomb is a deceptively flexible artifact that suits value-oriented shells best, especially control and midrange decks that want cheap artifacts with built-in utility. In play, it functions like a tiny shard of volatile alchemy: for one mana it sits on the table as harmless metal, then later cashes itself in either as a Shock to finish a planeswalker, clear a nuisance creature, or push the last points of damage, or as a paid cantrip when resources matter more than tempo. That dual mode makes it excellent for artifact synergies, graveyard-recursion packages, and sacrifice-matters decks; cards that care about artifacts entering or leaving the battlefield gain extra mileage from its self-sacrifice. A strong deckbuilding tip is to pair it with effects that recur artifacts or reduce activation costs, turning a one-shot trinket into repeated card flow or reach.
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Character Background
Pyrite Spellbomb is a deceptively flexible artifact that suits value-oriented shells best, especially control and midrange decks that want cheap artifacts with built-in utility. In play, it functions like a tiny shard of volatile alchemy: for one mana it sits on the table as harmless metal, then later cashes itself in either as a Shock to finish a planeswalker, clear a nuisance creature, or push the last points of damage, or as a paid cantrip when resources matter more than tempo. That dual mode makes it excellent for artifact synergies, graveyard-recursion packages, and sacrifice-matters decks; cards that care about artifacts entering or leaving the battlefield gain extra mileage from its self-sacrifice. A strong deckbuilding tip is to pair it with effects that recur artifacts or reduce activation costs, turning a one-shot trinket into repeated card flow or reach.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 16:10:44 UTC