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Erratic Cyclops
Oracle Text
Trample
Whenever you cast an instant or sorcery spell, this creature gets +X/+0 until end of turn, where X is that spell's mana value.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Erratic Cyclops is a classic spells-matter threat for Magic: The Gathering Commander 2021 decks, especially in red-focused tempo, combo, or spellslinger shells. On its face, a 0/8 for four mana looks defensive and unassuming, but trample plus the repeated power bursts from instant and sorcery spells turn it into a sudden finisher. Each spell you cast pumps it by that spell’s mana value until end of turn, so a cheap cantrip keeps the engine moving while a high-value spell can create a lethal swing out of nowhere. It pairs especially well with decks that chain multiple spells in one turn, such as Izzet storm lists or Jeskai value builds, and it rewards effects that copy spells or recast them from the graveyard. Even in a more controlling list, it serves as a wall that eventually converts card advantage into immediate pressure.
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Character Background
Erratic Cyclops is a classic spells-matter threat for Magic: The Gathering Commander 2021 decks, especially in red-focused tempo, combo, or spellslinger shells. On its face, a 0/8 for four mana looks defensive and unassuming, but trample plus the repeated power bursts from instant and sorcery spells turn it into a sudden finisher. Each spell you cast pumps it by that spell’s mana value until end of turn, so a cheap cantrip keeps the engine moving while a high-value spell can create a lethal swing out of nowhere. It pairs especially well with decks that chain multiple spells in one turn, such as Izzet storm lists or Jeskai value builds, and it rewards effects that copy spells or recast them from the graveyard. Even in a more controlling list, it serves as a wall that eventually converts card advantage into immediate pressure.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-10-07 07:40:43 UTC