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Pull from Tomorrow
Oracle Text
Draw X cards, then discard a card.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Pull from Tomorrow is a clean blue draw spell that rewards planning ahead, fitting best into control, combo, and slower value shells that can afford to spend a turn converting mana into options. Paying {X}{U}{U} means it scales into the late game, turning excess land into raw cards while only asking you to pitch one, so the rate improves the higher X climbs. In gameplay terms, it is strongest when your deck can either use the graveyard or keep every card in hand relevant: flashback, reanimation, threshold-style payoffs, and spell-dense control lists all appreciate the smoothing. A simple synergy tip is to pair it with effects that punish discarding or make the discarded card matter, such as madness, dredge-adjacent recursion, or graveyard combo pieces you actually want there. The card’s name evokes a magician reaching into an unseen future, and that’s exactly how it plays—turning mana now into the perfect next sequence.
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Character Background
Pull from Tomorrow is a clean blue draw spell that rewards planning ahead, fitting best into control, combo, and slower value shells that can afford to spend a turn converting mana into options. Paying {X}{U}{U} means it scales into the late game, turning excess land into raw cards while only asking you to pitch one, so the rate improves the higher X climbs. In gameplay terms, it is strongest when your deck can either use the graveyard or keep every card in hand relevant: flashback, reanimation, threshold-style payoffs, and spell-dense control lists all appreciate the smoothing. A simple synergy tip is to pair it with effects that punish discarding or make the discarded card matter, such as madness, dredge-adjacent recursion, or graveyard combo pieces you actually want there. The card’s name evokes a magician reaching into an unseen future, and that’s exactly how it plays—turning mana now into the perfect next sequence.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-10-20 11:40:42 UTC