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Exhibition Tidecaller
Oracle Text
Opus — Whenever you cast an instant or sorcery spell, target player mills three cards. If five or more mana was spent to cast that spell, that player mills ten cards instead.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Exhibition Tidecaller looks like a classic Strixhaven spell-slinger: a fragile 0/2 body for a single blue mana, but one that turns every instant and sorcery into a quiet act of pressure. It best supports a tempo-control or value-mill plan, where you keep the board stable while your spells chip away at an opponent’s library. The real payoff is the Opus threshold—once you spend five or more mana on a spell, the milling jumps from three to ten cards, which makes big instants, overloaded effects, or expensive card draw especially punishing. In deckbuilding, pair it with cheap cantrips and a few high-cost finishers so it contributes early and then swings games hard later. Copy spells, reduce costs, or cast X-spells to repeatedly trigger the larger mill clause. Because it only needs to survive until you start chaining spells, protection and bounce effects are particularly valuable.
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Character Background
Exhibition Tidecaller looks like a classic Strixhaven spell-slinger: a fragile 0/2 body for a single blue mana, but one that turns every instant and sorcery into a quiet act of pressure. It best supports a tempo-control or value-mill plan, where you keep the board stable while your spells chip away at an opponent’s library. The real payoff is the Opus threshold—once you spend five or more mana on a spell, the milling jumps from three to ten cards, which makes big instants, overloaded effects, or expensive card draw especially punishing. In deckbuilding, pair it with cheap cantrips and a few high-cost finishers so it contributes early and then swings games hard later. Copy spells, reduce costs, or cast X-spells to repeatedly trigger the larger mill clause. Because it only needs to survive until you start chaining spells, protection and bounce effects are particularly valuable.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-03 12:20:43 UTC