Vision Charm

Oracle Text

Choose one —
• Target player mills four cards.
• Choose a land type and a basic land type. Each land of the first chosen type becomes the second chosen type until end of turn.
• Target artifact phases out. (While it's phased out, it's treated as though it doesn't exist. It phases in before its controller untaps during their next untap step.)

Card Details

-/-Power / Toughness

UMana Cost

1Prints

Set

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Character Background

Vision Charm is a sly, flexible blue instant that rewards tight play and a well-built deck more than raw power, making it especially appealing in tempo and control shells. Its modes cover three very different jobs: a four-card mill can finish off a self-mill or graveyard-hate-adjacent plan, the land-type trick can swing mana bases in surprising ways, and phasing out an artifact can blank a key threat, removal target, or even your own artifact to dodge a sweeper. The land mode is the most unusual, and it can create explosive turns in decks that care about land types, such as fetchland-heavy builds or strategies using cards that count basic land types; for example, turning every Forest into an Island can suddenly enable blue interaction or disrupt an opponent’s colors. Vision Charm’s lore feel is appropriately elusive—less a straightforward spell than a moment of hidden perception—so treat it as a precision tool. It shines when you can exploit flexibility, not when you need raw efficiency.

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