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Memory Guardian
Oracle Text
Affinity for artifacts (This spell costs {1} less to cast for each artifact you control.)
Flying
Card Details
Mana CostSet
Character Background
Memory Guardian looks like a classic Aetherdrift-era value engine: a robotic artificer built to preserve information while turning your board of trinkets into real pressure. In practice, it best supports a control or midrange artifact deck, where affinity helps it come down much earlier than its mana cost suggests and flying lets it stabilize the air or close games safely. A 3/4 body is already sturdy, so once it arrives cheaply it trades well, blocks evasive threats, and survives many burn-based follow-ups. The best deckbuilding tip is to pack plentiful cheap artifacts—Treasure makers, Clues, Talismans, or zero- and one-mana baubles—so Memory Guardian often costs only two or three mana. It also pairs well with artifact token production and cards that reward you for controlling multiple artifacts, making it a strong bridge between defense and incremental advantage.
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Character Background
Memory Guardian looks like a classic Aetherdrift-era value engine: a robotic artificer built to preserve information while turning your board of trinkets into real pressure. In practice, it best supports a control or midrange artifact deck, where affinity helps it come down much earlier than its mana cost suggests and flying lets it stabilize the air or close games safely. A 3/4 body is already sturdy, so once it arrives cheaply it trades well, blocks evasive threats, and survives many burn-based follow-ups. The best deckbuilding tip is to pack plentiful cheap artifacts—Treasure makers, Clues, Talismans, or zero- and one-mana baubles—so Memory Guardian often costs only two or three mana. It also pairs well with artifact token production and cards that reward you for controlling multiple artifacts, making it a strong bridge between defense and incremental advantage.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 17:10:46 UTC