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Karma
Oracle Text
At the beginning of each player's upkeep, this enchantment deals damage to that player equal to the number of Swamps they control.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Karma is a classic white control punishment piece that turns mana bases against their owners, making it especially strong in metas where black decks lean on Swamps or in multiplayer games with mixed land bases. Since it triggers on each player’s upkeep, it steadily pressures the table without needing combat, buying time for a tempo-control plan to stabilize behind removal, sweepers, and life gain. It pairs naturally with effects that encourage or force opponents to use basic Swamps, but the best deckbuilding tip is to combine it with land denial or color-hosing tools like Land Tax-style consistency, Armageddon effects, or simply strong enchantment protection so it survives long enough to matter. In gameplay terms, Karma is less of a finisher than a persistent threat: it rewards patience, punishes greedy mana, and fits best in white shells that want inevitability while making every black land drop a little more painful.
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Character Background
Karma is a classic white control punishment piece that turns mana bases against their owners, making it especially strong in metas where black decks lean on Swamps or in multiplayer games with mixed land bases. Since it triggers on each player’s upkeep, it steadily pressures the table without needing combat, buying time for a tempo-control plan to stabilize behind removal, sweepers, and life gain. It pairs naturally with effects that encourage or force opponents to use basic Swamps, but the best deckbuilding tip is to combine it with land denial or color-hosing tools like Land Tax-style consistency, Armageddon effects, or simply strong enchantment protection so it survives long enough to matter. In gameplay terms, Karma is less of a finisher than a persistent threat: it rewards patience, punishes greedy mana, and fits best in white shells that want inevitability while making every black land drop a little more painful.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 17:20:45 UTC