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Homesickness
Oracle Text
Target player draws two cards. Tap up to two target creatures. Put a stun counter on each of them. (If a permanent with a stun counter would become untapped, remove one from it instead.)
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Homesickness fits best into a control or tap-out tempo plan, where spending six mana to both refuel a player and blunt two attackers or blockers creates a very swingy end step or combat trick. The card’s name and the Secrets of Strixhaven framing suggest a wistful, reflective spell rather than a brutal one, and that lines up neatly with its effect: a burst of cards paired with a soft lock on two creatures through stun counters. In play, it shines when you can leverage the tapped creatures for a full turn cycle, especially against vigilant threats or decks trying to pressure with a small number of key bodies. It also pairs well with proliferate, because adding more stun counters can keep important creatures sidelined far longer. Deckbuilding-wise, this is strongest in blue-based control shells that can survive to six mana and appreciate flexible, instant-speed interaction; in multicolor builds, it even helps smooth your own hand while buying the time needed to stabilize or set up a finisher.
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Character Background
Homesickness fits best into a control or tap-out tempo plan, where spending six mana to both refuel a player and blunt two attackers or blockers creates a very swingy end step or combat trick. The card’s name and the Secrets of Strixhaven framing suggest a wistful, reflective spell rather than a brutal one, and that lines up neatly with its effect: a burst of cards paired with a soft lock on two creatures through stun counters. In play, it shines when you can leverage the tapped creatures for a full turn cycle, especially against vigilant threats or decks trying to pressure with a small number of key bodies. It also pairs well with proliferate, because adding more stun counters can keep important creatures sidelined far longer. Deckbuilding-wise, this is strongest in blue-based control shells that can survive to six mana and appreciate flexible, instant-speed interaction; in multicolor builds, it even helps smooth your own hand while buying the time needed to stabilize or set up a finisher.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-03 16:10:46 UTC