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Sphere of Safety
Oracle Text
Creatures can't attack you or planeswalkers you control unless their controller pays {X} for each of those creatures, where X is the number of enchantments you control.
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Mana CostCharacter Background
Sphere of Safety is a classic white control fortress, turning your battlefield into a tax office where every attacker has to pay the toll. In practice, it best supports a slow, enchantment-heavy control or value plan, buying time until your board of permanents makes combat impossible for opponents. Because the attack tax scales with the number of enchantments you control, the card gets dramatically better in decks built around enchantment tokens, pillow-fort pieces, and recurring enchantments. Pair it with cards that naturally snowball enchantment count, such as enchantress engines, token-making auras, or recursion effects that keep your board full after removal. It is especially strong alongside other defensive tools, since opponents may be forced to spend their turns paying taxes just to make a single meaningful attack. In Ravnica’s guilded, law-driven atmosphere, the card feels like a bureaucratic barrier raised so high that aggression simply becomes too expensive to sustain.
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Character Background
Sphere of Safety is a classic white control fortress, turning your battlefield into a tax office where every attacker has to pay the toll. In practice, it best supports a slow, enchantment-heavy control or value plan, buying time until your board of permanents makes combat impossible for opponents. Because the attack tax scales with the number of enchantments you control, the card gets dramatically better in decks built around enchantment tokens, pillow-fort pieces, and recurring enchantments. Pair it with cards that naturally snowball enchantment count, such as enchantress engines, token-making auras, or recursion effects that keep your board full after removal. It is especially strong alongside other defensive tools, since opponents may be forced to spend their turns paying taxes just to make a single meaningful attack. In Ravnica’s guilded, law-driven atmosphere, the card feels like a bureaucratic barrier raised so high that aggression simply becomes too expensive to sustain.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-09-10 05:10:44 UTC