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Sonic Screwdriver
Oracle Text
{T}: Add one mana of any color.
{1}, {T}: Untap another target artifact.
{2}, {T}: Scry 1. (Look at the top card of your library. You may put that card on the bottom.)
{3}, {T}: Target creature can't be blocked this turn.
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Character Background
The Sonic Screwdriver is a wonderfully flexible artifact that fits best in control or value shells, where each mode can buy time, smooth draws, or convert a stalled board into pressure. At three mana, it is not a speed piece, but once it lands it becomes a toolbox: it fixes colors, scries to find key interaction, and can push a crucial attacker through by making it unblockable. Its strongest line is often incremental advantage, especially in decks that care about untapping artifacts or using tap abilities repeatedly; pairing it with cards that reward artifact synergies, mana sinks, or extra tap triggers makes it much more than a simple utility rock. In Commander, it is especially good in builds that lean on Doctor Who flavor and artifact-matter themes, since it helps you stabilize early and then turn a single big threat into a clean finisher.
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Character Background
The Sonic Screwdriver is a wonderfully flexible artifact that fits best in control or value shells, where each mode can buy time, smooth draws, or convert a stalled board into pressure. At three mana, it is not a speed piece, but once it lands it becomes a toolbox: it fixes colors, scries to find key interaction, and can push a crucial attacker through by making it unblockable. Its strongest line is often incremental advantage, especially in decks that care about untapping artifacts or using tap abilities repeatedly; pairing it with cards that reward artifact synergies, mana sinks, or extra tap triggers makes it much more than a simple utility rock. In Commander, it is especially good in builds that lean on Doctor Who flavor and artifact-matter themes, since it helps you stabilize early and then turn a single big threat into a clean finisher.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 03:40:44 UTC