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Fix What's Broken
Oracle Text
As an additional cost to cast this spell, pay X life.
Return each artifact and creature card with mana value X from your graveyard to the battlefield.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Fix What's Broken is a quintessential Orzhov-style recovery spell, rewarding careful resource management and graveyard planning. By paying X life as an additional cost, you choose exactly what you want back, then return every artifact and creature card with that mana value from your graveyard directly to the battlefield. That makes it especially strong in control and midrange shells that can afford to trade life for board presence, or in combo/value decks built around a dense cluster of creatures and artifacts at the same mana value. The best builds will intentionally stack the graveyard with cheap utility creatures, artifact creatures, or recursive threats, then turn this into a massive swing when X matches your sweet spot. In Strixhaven’s “repair the system” flavor, the card feels like academic restoration through sacrifice: break something, then rebuild it better. Be careful, though—X life is not optional, so this is strongest when you can stabilize first or exploit lifegain.
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Character Background
Fix What's Broken is a quintessential Orzhov-style recovery spell, rewarding careful resource management and graveyard planning. By paying X life as an additional cost, you choose exactly what you want back, then return every artifact and creature card with that mana value from your graveyard directly to the battlefield. That makes it especially strong in control and midrange shells that can afford to trade life for board presence, or in combo/value decks built around a dense cluster of creatures and artifacts at the same mana value. The best builds will intentionally stack the graveyard with cheap utility creatures, artifact creatures, or recursive threats, then turn this into a massive swing when X matches your sweet spot. In Strixhaven’s “repair the system” flavor, the card feels like academic restoration through sacrifice: break something, then rebuild it better. Be careful, though—X life is not optional, so this is strongest when you can stabilize first or exploit lifegain.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-03 14:10:43 UTC