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Swarm Intelligence
Oracle Text
Whenever you cast an instant or sorcery spell, you may copy that spell. You may choose new targets for the copy.
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Mana CostCharacter Background
Swarm Intelligence is a quintessential late-game value engine in Magic: The Gathering, best suited to control or spell-heavy combo decks that want to turn every instant and sorcery into a two-for-one or better. At seven mana, it asks you to survive and stabilize first, then lets you overwhelm the table with duplicated removal, card draw, burn, or extra-turn effects. The name suggests a hive mind of magic rather than a single wizard, and that theme translates cleanly into gameplay: once it sticks, every carefully chosen spell becomes a coordinated surge of advantage. It pairs especially well with efficient cantrips, big modal spells, and target-based interaction like Counterspell or Terminate, where copying gives flexible pressure or protection. Deckbuilding tip: prioritize high-impact spells with useful targets and avoid too many narrow auras or situational tricks, since the copy can only be as good as the original.
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Character Background
Swarm Intelligence is a quintessential late-game value engine in Magic: The Gathering, best suited to control or spell-heavy combo decks that want to turn every instant and sorcery into a two-for-one or better. At seven mana, it asks you to survive and stabilize first, then lets you overwhelm the table with duplicated removal, card draw, burn, or extra-turn effects. The name suggests a hive mind of magic rather than a single wizard, and that theme translates cleanly into gameplay: once it sticks, every carefully chosen spell becomes a coordinated surge of advantage. It pairs especially well with efficient cantrips, big modal spells, and target-based interaction like Counterspell or Terminate, where copying gives flexible pressure or protection. Deckbuilding tip: prioritize high-impact spells with useful targets and avoid too many narrow auras or situational tricks, since the copy can only be as good as the original.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-09-21 07:10:47 UTC