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Chaos Warp
Oracle Text
The owner of target permanent shuffles it into their library, then reveals the top card of their library. If it's a permanent card, they put it onto the battlefield.
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Character Background
Chaos Warp is one of Magic’s most volatile red answers, perfectly fitting the Fallout set’s theme of explosive, unpredictable intervention. At three mana, it gives red decks a rare way to cleanly remove almost any permanent, including enchantments and problematic commanders, by shuffling the target into its owner’s library. The catch—the flipped top card may immediately replace it—means this is best in tempo and control shells that can handle variance, or in combo decks that need a flexible emergency button. It also pairs well with topdeck manipulation like Sensei’s Divining Top effects, Scroll Rack-style effects, or simple information from cards that let you set up the opponent’s library before casting it. In commander, it is especially valuable because it bypasses many of red’s usual weaknesses while staying instant-speed. Use it proactively on threats you cannot answer otherwise, but remember it is often strongest when you can afford a little chaos.
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Character Background
Chaos Warp is one of Magic’s most volatile red answers, perfectly fitting the Fallout set’s theme of explosive, unpredictable intervention. At three mana, it gives red decks a rare way to cleanly remove almost any permanent, including enchantments and problematic commanders, by shuffling the target into its owner’s library. The catch—the flipped top card may immediately replace it—means this is best in tempo and control shells that can handle variance, or in combo decks that need a flexible emergency button. It also pairs well with topdeck manipulation like Sensei’s Divining Top effects, Scroll Rack-style effects, or simple information from cards that let you set up the opponent’s library before casting it. In commander, it is especially valuable because it bypasses many of red’s usual weaknesses while staying instant-speed. Use it proactively on threats you cannot answer otherwise, but remember it is often strongest when you can afford a little chaos.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-01 15:10:42 UTC