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Prism Tower
Oracle Text
Once during each player's turn, that player may discard 2 cards from their hand in order to draw a card.
Card Details
Character Background
Prism Tower is a deceptively symmetrical Trainer that rewards decks built to turn excess cards into focused fuel. Because each player may discard 2 cards to draw 1 once during their turn, it most naturally supports control and combo shells that can exploit the discard better than the opponent, or value decks that treat the graveyard as a secondary hand. The “tower” theme feels apt: a crystalline structure that refracts resources, converting raw hand size into sharper selection. In practice, pair it with cards that enjoy being discarded, such as recursion pieces, discard payoffs, or cards that can be easily recovered from the discard pile, so the “draw” becomes a net advantage rather than a loss. It also fits well in slower decks that can dictate when the effect matters, especially if you can empty your hand quickly and then use Prism Tower to smooth awkward draws while pressuring the opponent into overcommitting cards.
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Character Background
Prism Tower is a deceptively symmetrical Trainer that rewards decks built to turn excess cards into focused fuel. Because each player may discard 2 cards to draw 1 once during their turn, it most naturally supports control and combo shells that can exploit the discard better than the opponent, or value decks that treat the graveyard as a secondary hand. The “tower” theme feels apt: a crystalline structure that refracts resources, converting raw hand size into sharper selection. In practice, pair it with cards that enjoy being discarded, such as recursion pieces, discard payoffs, or cards that can be easily recovered from the discard pile, so the “draw” becomes a net advantage rather than a loss. It also fits well in slower decks that can dictate when the effect matters, especially if you can empty your hand quickly and then use Prism Tower to smooth awkward draws while pressuring the opponent into overcommitting cards.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-12 01:10:46 UTC