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Splatter Technique
Oracle Text
Choose one —
• Draw four cards.
• Splatter Technique deals 4 damage to each creature and planeswalker.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Splatter Technique is a classic Strixhaven-style modal spell that rewards flexible, spell-heavy blue-red-red control shells, with enough raw impact to matter in slower midrange games as well. At five mana, it can either refill your hand with four new cards or act as a sweeping 4-damage reset that punishes boards built around medium-sized creatures and vulnerable planeswalkers. That makes it especially strong in tempo-control decks that can hold up interaction early, then choose the mode that best stabilizes or converts advantage once the game reaches the midgame. It pairs well with cards that care about noncreature spells, loot effects, or graveyard recursion, since both modes advance your resources without committing to the board. In deckbuilding, prioritize cheap interaction and mana smoothing so you can survive long enough to cast it on curve, and consider copy effects or spell recursion to maximize whichever mode your matchups demand.
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Character Background
Splatter Technique is a classic Strixhaven-style modal spell that rewards flexible, spell-heavy blue-red-red control shells, with enough raw impact to matter in slower midrange games as well. At five mana, it can either refill your hand with four new cards or act as a sweeping 4-damage reset that punishes boards built around medium-sized creatures and vulnerable planeswalkers. That makes it especially strong in tempo-control decks that can hold up interaction early, then choose the mode that best stabilizes or converts advantage once the game reaches the midgame. It pairs well with cards that care about noncreature spells, loot effects, or graveyard recursion, since both modes advance your resources without committing to the board. In deckbuilding, prioritize cheap interaction and mana smoothing so you can survive long enough to cast it on curve, and consider copy effects or spell recursion to maximize whichever mode your matchups demand.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-03 16:10:45 UTC