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Mana Leak
Oracle Text
Counter target spell unless its controller pays {3}.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Mana Leak is one of blue’s classic tempo tools, turning a single untapped Island into a looming threat against anything too expensive or too early. In Double Masters 2022, it fits best in tempo and control shells, where you want to develop your board or hand advantage while keeping the opponent off balance. The card’s strength is not hard denial but pressure: forcing an extra {3} often means they must either delay a key spell or walk into a losing exchange. It pairs especially well with cheap threats and flash creatures, since you can advance your own plan while holding up interaction. In deckbuilding, prioritize low curve cards and mana efficiency so Mana Leak stays live on turns two through five, when it is most punishing. It also shines in combo-control lists that need just one turn of safety to assemble a win, making it a flexible, proactive answer rather than a passive one.
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Character Background
Mana Leak is one of blue’s classic tempo tools, turning a single untapped Island into a looming threat against anything too expensive or too early. In Double Masters 2022, it fits best in tempo and control shells, where you want to develop your board or hand advantage while keeping the opponent off balance. The card’s strength is not hard denial but pressure: forcing an extra {3} often means they must either delay a key spell or walk into a losing exchange. It pairs especially well with cheap threats and flash creatures, since you can advance your own plan while holding up interaction. In deckbuilding, prioritize low curve cards and mana efficiency so Mana Leak stays live on turns two through five, when it is most punishing. It also shines in combo-control lists that need just one turn of safety to assemble a win, making it a flexible, proactive answer rather than a passive one.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-10-11 13:40:42 UTC