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Peer Past the Veil
Oracle Text
Discard your hand. Then draw X cards, where X is the number of card types among cards in your graveyard.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Peer Past the Veil is a quintessential graveyard-value instant, best at home in midrange or combo shells that can turn a discarded hand into fuel rather than loss. In Duskmourn’s horror-tinged atmosphere, the card feels like a moment of dangerous revelation: you throw away the familiar and glimpse something hidden behind the veil, then your graveyard determines how much wisdom you recover. Practically, it rewards deckbuilding around card type diversity, so lands, creatures, instants, sorceries, enchantments, and artifacts all matter. Self-mill, fetch lands, and cheap permanents help stock the graveyard with multiple types before you cast it. It’s especially strong in lists that can recur cards from the graveyard or convert discards into upside, such as madness-style effects, escape, delve, or reanimation plans. Because it costs five mana, it usually wants a stabilized board or a turn where you can immediately leverage the new hand.
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Character Background
Peer Past the Veil is a quintessential graveyard-value instant, best at home in midrange or combo shells that can turn a discarded hand into fuel rather than loss. In Duskmourn’s horror-tinged atmosphere, the card feels like a moment of dangerous revelation: you throw away the familiar and glimpse something hidden behind the veil, then your graveyard determines how much wisdom you recover. Practically, it rewards deckbuilding around card type diversity, so lands, creatures, instants, sorceries, enchantments, and artifacts all matter. Self-mill, fetch lands, and cheap permanents help stock the graveyard with multiple types before you cast it. It’s especially strong in lists that can recur cards from the graveyard or convert discards into upside, such as madness-style effects, escape, delve, or reanimation plans. Because it costs five mana, it usually wants a stabilized board or a turn where you can immediately leverage the new hand.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-10-09 07:40:44 UTC