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Steal the Show
Oracle Text
Choose one or both —
• Target player discards any number of cards, then draws that many cards.
• Steal the Show deals damage equal to the number of instant and sorcery cards in your graveyard to target creature or planeswalker.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Steal the Show is a flexible Strixhaven sorcery that rewards red decks with a spell-heavy, resource-sensitive game plan, especially tempo and midrange shells that want to keep pressure on while turning dead cards into fuel. The discard-and-draw mode is excellent for filtering lands or situational spells early, and in the late game it can help rebuild after emptying your hand, while the damage mode scales naturally with every instant and sorcery you’ve already traded off. That makes it particularly nasty in Izzet spells, Prowess, or flashback-style strategies, where filling the graveyard happens almost incidentally. A strong deckbuilding tip is to pair it with cheap cantrips, burn, and looters so you can reliably reach a high spell count without slowing down. As a removal spell, it becomes a surprise finisher against planeswalkers or a big creature, and as a utility spell, it keeps your draw quality high.
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Character Background
Steal the Show is a flexible Strixhaven sorcery that rewards red decks with a spell-heavy, resource-sensitive game plan, especially tempo and midrange shells that want to keep pressure on while turning dead cards into fuel. The discard-and-draw mode is excellent for filtering lands or situational spells early, and in the late game it can help rebuild after emptying your hand, while the damage mode scales naturally with every instant and sorcery you’ve already traded off. That makes it particularly nasty in Izzet spells, Prowess, or flashback-style strategies, where filling the graveyard happens almost incidentally. A strong deckbuilding tip is to pair it with cheap cantrips, burn, and looters so you can reliably reach a high spell count without slowing down. As a removal spell, it becomes a surprise finisher against planeswalkers or a big creature, and as a utility spell, it keeps your draw quality high.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-03 15:10:44 UTC