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Etched Oracle
Oracle Text
Sunburst (This creature enters with a +1/+1 counter on it for each color of mana spent to cast it.)
{1}, Remove four +1/+1 counters from this creature: Target player draws three cards.
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Character Background
Etched Oracle is a classic value engine for multicolor control or midrange decks, turning your mana spread into both board presence and a steady card flow. Sunburst rewards you for casting it with as many colors as possible, since each color becomes future gas in the form of +1/+1 counters that can be cashed in for three cards at a time. In practice, it plays best in decks that can reliably produce all five colors or at least four, especially those using fixing like dual lands, talismans, signets, or domain-style mana bases. Because the draw ability costs only {1} plus four counters, cards that add counters or move them around can stretch its value even further. Flavorfully, it feels like a construct built to store knowledge until it is “decoded” into insight, which matches its role as a patient, resource-generating threat.
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Character Background
Etched Oracle is a classic value engine for multicolor control or midrange decks, turning your mana spread into both board presence and a steady card flow. Sunburst rewards you for casting it with as many colors as possible, since each color becomes future gas in the form of +1/+1 counters that can be cashed in for three cards at a time. In practice, it plays best in decks that can reliably produce all five colors or at least four, especially those using fixing like dual lands, talismans, signets, or domain-style mana bases. Because the draw ability costs only {1} plus four counters, cards that add counters or move them around can stretch its value even further. Flavorfully, it feels like a construct built to store knowledge until it is “decoded” into insight, which matches its role as a patient, resource-generating threat.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-09-15 04:40:42 UTC