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Tempting Contract
Oracle Text
At the beginning of your upkeep, each opponent may create a Treasure token. For each opponent who does, you create a Treasure token.
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Tempting Contract is a quintessential political value engine for Commander, turning a deceptively generous offer into a steady stream of resources. In practice, it best supports value and combo-leaning control decks that can afford to spend four mana on a slower payoff and then exploit the Treasure glut over multiple turns. Each upkeep, your opponents face a choice: help themselves to a Treasure and incidentally help you, or decline and deny both sides. In multiplayer tables, this often reads like an artifact that quietly snowballs, especially when your deck can sacrifice or recur Treasures for mana fixing, burst turns, or artifact synergies. It pairs especially well with artifact payoffs like Reap the Tides? no—think more generally of cards that care about tokens or sacrificed artifacts, and with commanders that convert temporary mana into card draw or extra spells. Tempting Contract shines when you can protect it and outlast the table, making every “temptation” a tax on your opponents’ hesitation.
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Character Background
Tempting Contract is a quintessential political value engine for Commander, turning a deceptively generous offer into a steady stream of resources. In practice, it best supports value and combo-leaning control decks that can afford to spend four mana on a slower payoff and then exploit the Treasure glut over multiple turns. Each upkeep, your opponents face a choice: help themselves to a Treasure and incidentally help you, or decline and deny both sides. In multiplayer tables, this often reads like an artifact that quietly snowballs, especially when your deck can sacrifice or recur Treasures for mana fixing, burst turns, or artifact synergies. It pairs especially well with artifact payoffs like Reap the Tides? no—think more generally of cards that care about tokens or sacrificed artifacts, and with commanders that convert temporary mana into card draw or extra spells. Tempting Contract shines when you can protect it and outlast the table, making every “temptation” a tax on your opponents’ hesitation.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 18:10:44 UTC