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Soul Net
Oracle Text
Whenever a creature dies, you may pay {1}. If you do, you gain 1 life.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Soul Net is a classic value artifact for control and grindy midrange decks, turning every death on the board into a small exchange that slowly pulls you ahead. In gameplay terms, it best supports attrition plans: if your deck expects creatures to die regularly, the life gain can buy precious turns against aggro while smoothing out close games. The key is that the trigger is optional and costs mana, so it rewards efficient mana use and a deck that can spare repeated generic payments. It pairs especially well with sacrifice outlets, token makers, and disposable creatures, since those decks can turn chump blocks, sacrificed bodies, or sweeping board states into a steady stream of life. In a lore sense, the card feels like a trap that catches fading life energy, a kind of mechanical afterlife reservoir. In Commander or token-heavy builds, it can quietly matter over many turns, especially when the table is trading creatures often.
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Character Background
Soul Net is a classic value artifact for control and grindy midrange decks, turning every death on the board into a small exchange that slowly pulls you ahead. In gameplay terms, it best supports attrition plans: if your deck expects creatures to die regularly, the life gain can buy precious turns against aggro while smoothing out close games. The key is that the trigger is optional and costs mana, so it rewards efficient mana use and a deck that can spare repeated generic payments. It pairs especially well with sacrifice outlets, token makers, and disposable creatures, since those decks can turn chump blocks, sacrificed bodies, or sweeping board states into a steady stream of life. In a lore sense, the card feels like a trap that catches fading life energy, a kind of mechanical afterlife reservoir. In Commander or token-heavy builds, it can quietly matter over many turns, especially when the table is trading creatures often.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 19:10:46 UTC