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Mishra's Bauble
Oracle Text
{T}, Sacrifice this artifact: Look at the top card of target player's library. Draw a card at the beginning of the next turn's upkeep.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Mishra’s Bauble is a deceptively simple zero-mana artifact that plays best in combo and grindy value shells, especially decks that care about artifact count, graveyard setup, or cheap cantrips. The lore nod is clear even without overcommitting to canon: this is the kind of tinkering relic Mishra would prize, a little spyglass of information that trades itself away for future advantage. In play, the card’s strength is tempo-neutral card flow—you spend no mana now, get to peek at an opponent’s top card or your own for planning, and cash in a draw on the next upkeep. That delay matters, so pair it with decks that exploit the artifact entering the graveyard or the draw trigger timing, such as delirium, metalcraft, or sacrifice strategies. It also shines in fetchland-heavy lists, where you can “set” the top card before the delayed draw resolves.
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Character Background
Mishra’s Bauble is a deceptively simple zero-mana artifact that plays best in combo and grindy value shells, especially decks that care about artifact count, graveyard setup, or cheap cantrips. The lore nod is clear even without overcommitting to canon: this is the kind of tinkering relic Mishra would prize, a little spyglass of information that trades itself away for future advantage. In play, the card’s strength is tempo-neutral card flow—you spend no mana now, get to peek at an opponent’s top card or your own for planning, and cash in a draw on the next upkeep. That delay matters, so pair it with decks that exploit the artifact entering the graveyard or the draw trigger timing, such as delirium, metalcraft, or sacrifice strategies. It also shines in fetchland-heavy lists, where you can “set” the top card before the delayed draw resolves.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 18:40:44 UTC