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Codex Shredder
Oracle Text
{T}: Target player mills a card. (They put the top card of their library into their graveyard.)
{5}, {T}, Sacrifice this artifact: Return target card from your graveyard to your hand.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Codex Shredder is a small but versatile artifact that fits best in grindy value and control shells, where every point of resource pressure matters. Its first ability chips away at an opponent’s library one card at a time, which is usually too slow to be a primary win condition, but it can disrupt topdeck-dependent decks, enable graveyard triggers, or set up recursive lines. The real strength is the late-game recursion: for {5}, tapping, and sacrificing it, you turn the Shredder into a backup Regrowth effect, recovering a key spell, combo piece, or answer from your graveyard. It pairs especially well with self-mill, artifact recursion, and sacrifice synergies, and it’s nice in commander decks that want to repeatedly reuse tutor targets or haymakers. Because it costs only one mana, it’s easy to deploy early and then cash in later, making it a classic low-investment utility piece for slower strategies.
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Character Background
Codex Shredder is a small but versatile artifact that fits best in grindy value and control shells, where every point of resource pressure matters. Its first ability chips away at an opponent’s library one card at a time, which is usually too slow to be a primary win condition, but it can disrupt topdeck-dependent decks, enable graveyard triggers, or set up recursive lines. The real strength is the late-game recursion: for {5}, tapping, and sacrificing it, you turn the Shredder into a backup Regrowth effect, recovering a key spell, combo piece, or answer from your graveyard. It pairs especially well with self-mill, artifact recursion, and sacrifice synergies, and it’s nice in commander decks that want to repeatedly reuse tutor targets or haymakers. Because it costs only one mana, it’s easy to deploy early and then cash in later, making it a classic low-investment utility piece for slower strategies.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 15:40:43 UTC