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Resurrection
Oracle Text
Return target creature card from your graveyard to the battlefield.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Resurrection is classic white recursion at its most straightforward: a clean, four-mana way to turn any creature in your graveyard into immediate board presence. In gameplay terms, it best supports value and control decks, especially lists that trade resources early and want to reclaim a key threat later without spending extra cards. Because it returns the creature directly to the battlefield, it pairs well with enters-the-battlefield creatures like Sun Titan, Blade Splicer, or Acidic Slime-style targets, letting you double up on powerful effects and stabilize the game. Deckbuilding-wise, it rewards self-mill, sacrifice, and discard outlets, since you can stock the graveyard on purpose and then convert that setup into tempo. Thematically, the card captures white magic’s restorative side: not flashy necromancy, but a deliberate act of return and renewal, giving the fallen a second chance at the battlefield when the situation demands it.
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Character Background
Resurrection is classic white recursion at its most straightforward: a clean, four-mana way to turn any creature in your graveyard into immediate board presence. In gameplay terms, it best supports value and control decks, especially lists that trade resources early and want to reclaim a key threat later without spending extra cards. Because it returns the creature directly to the battlefield, it pairs well with enters-the-battlefield creatures like Sun Titan, Blade Splicer, or Acidic Slime-style targets, letting you double up on powerful effects and stabilize the game. Deckbuilding-wise, it rewards self-mill, sacrifice, and discard outlets, since you can stock the graveyard on purpose and then convert that setup into tempo. Thematically, the card captures white magic’s restorative side: not flashy necromancy, but a deliberate act of return and renewal, giving the fallen a second chance at the battlefield when the situation demands it.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 19:10:44 UTC