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Emerald Charm
Oracle Text
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• Untap target permanent.
• Destroy target non-Aura enchantment.
• Target creature loses flying until end of turn.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Emerald Charm is a classic piece of flexible green interaction, and in Dominaria Remastered it reads like a small burst of wilderness magic: a living vine knot that can either refresh a resource, unmake a false shrine, or ground a soaring threat. That kind of versatility makes it especially strong in tempo and midrange shells, where keeping mana open matters more than raw size. Untapping a permanent can generate surprise mana with a tapland-turned-ramp source, reuse a mana dork, or even let a powerful tapped ability fire twice in a turn. The enchantment mode gives green a clean answer to problem pieces like Oaths, Auras, and value engines, while the flying-shutdown mode buys crucial combat steps against evasive decks. It is at its best in decks with high-quality permanents and limited interaction, and it pairs nicely with cards that tap for extra value or produce mana the turn they enter.
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Character Background
Emerald Charm is a classic piece of flexible green interaction, and in Dominaria Remastered it reads like a small burst of wilderness magic: a living vine knot that can either refresh a resource, unmake a false shrine, or ground a soaring threat. That kind of versatility makes it especially strong in tempo and midrange shells, where keeping mana open matters more than raw size. Untapping a permanent can generate surprise mana with a tapland-turned-ramp source, reuse a mana dork, or even let a powerful tapped ability fire twice in a turn. The enchantment mode gives green a clean answer to problem pieces like Oaths, Auras, and value engines, while the flying-shutdown mode buys crucial combat steps against evasive decks. It is at its best in decks with high-quality permanents and limited interaction, and it pairs nicely with cards that tap for extra value or produce mana the turn they enter.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-10-08 01:10:43 UTC