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Together as One
Oracle Text
Converge — Target player draws X cards, Together as One deals X damage to any target, and you gain X life, where X is the number of colors of mana spent to cast this spell.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Together as One is a classic converge payoff that rewards careful mana construction and a slower, value-oriented game plan. In practice, it fits best in multicolor control or midrange decks that can reliably spend three to five colors of mana, turning a single six-mana sorcery into a swingy burst of cards, removal, and life gain. The ceiling is excellent: draw a fresh grip, point damage at a creature or face, and stabilize your life total all at once. Because X counts colors spent, not mana value, the real deckbuilding challenge is fixing—prioritize duals, tri-lands, treasure makers, and mana rocks that produce multiple colors so the spell regularly fires for four or more. It pairs especially well with decks that want to prolong the game and leverage extra cards, and it can also act as a finisher by directing the damage at an opponent after you’ve locked the board.
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Character Background
Together as One is a classic converge payoff that rewards careful mana construction and a slower, value-oriented game plan. In practice, it fits best in multicolor control or midrange decks that can reliably spend three to five colors of mana, turning a single six-mana sorcery into a swingy burst of cards, removal, and life gain. The ceiling is excellent: draw a fresh grip, point damage at a creature or face, and stabilize your life total all at once. Because X counts colors spent, not mana value, the real deckbuilding challenge is fixing—prioritize duals, tri-lands, treasure makers, and mana rocks that produce multiple colors so the spell regularly fires for four or more. It pairs especially well with decks that want to prolong the game and leverage extra cards, and it can also act as a finisher by directing the damage at an opponent after you’ve locked the board.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-03 20:10:45 UTC