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Proctor's Gaze
Oracle Text
Return up to one target nonland permanent to its owner's hand. Search your library for a basic land card, put it onto the battlefield tapped, then shuffle.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Proctor’s Gaze feels like a Strixhaven faculty’s sharp, corrective glance turned into a spell: one moment an overconfident permanent is sent back to hand, and the next you quietly advance your own lesson by fetching a basic land. That makes it especially strong in control and midrange shells, where tempo matters and hitting land drops keeps your answers flowing. The bounce can reset a threatening creature, detach an aura, or buy time against a key planeswalker, while the landfall-style ramp helps you stay ahead on mana without losing a card. It also plays nicely with enter-the-battlefield effects; bouncing your own creature to reuse its trigger can turn the “up to one target” clause into a flexible value tool. In deckbuilding, prioritize basics and cards that reward extra mana or repeated casting, since Proctor’s Gaze smooths early development and still preserves interaction.
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Character Background
Proctor’s Gaze feels like a Strixhaven faculty’s sharp, corrective glance turned into a spell: one moment an overconfident permanent is sent back to hand, and the next you quietly advance your own lesson by fetching a basic land. That makes it especially strong in control and midrange shells, where tempo matters and hitting land drops keeps your answers flowing. The bounce can reset a threatening creature, detach an aura, or buy time against a key planeswalker, while the landfall-style ramp helps you stay ahead on mana without losing a card. It also plays nicely with enter-the-battlefield effects; bouncing your own creature to reuse its trigger can turn the “up to one target” clause into a flexible value tool. In deckbuilding, prioritize basics and cards that reward extra mana or repeated casting, since Proctor’s Gaze smooths early development and still preserves interaction.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-03 12:40:43 UTC