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Radiant Lotus
Oracle Text
{T}, Sacrifice one or more artifacts: Choose a color. Target player adds three mana of the chosen color for each artifact sacrificed this way.
Card Details
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Character Background
Radiant Lotus pays six to sit as a late-game engine: tap and sacrifice one or more artifacts to add three mana of a chosen color to a target player for each artifact sacrificed. Thematically it feels like a ceremonial bloom that consumes trinkets for pure power; practically it best supports combo and ramp/value strategies — enabling big X spells, storm finishes, or a control deck’s decisive turn. Build around cheap artifact producers and Treasure/token engines so you can reliably feed the Lotus: token-makers (think Sai, Master Thopterist-style engines) or Treasure generators scale it up quickly, and recursion/tutor lines (Scrap Trawler-style interactions) let you chain activations. It also functions as potent color fixing for five‑color ramp. Deckbuilding tip: favor expendable, low-cost artifacts and token synergies over one-shot high-value artifacts you can’t spare. Beware of accidentally gifting mana to an opponent; plan your sac fodder and sequencing so the Lotus accelerates your game plan rather than theirs.
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Character Background
Radiant Lotus pays six to sit as a late-game engine: tap and sacrifice one or more artifacts to add three mana of a chosen color to a target player for each artifact sacrificed. Thematically it feels like a ceremonial bloom that consumes trinkets for pure power; practically it best supports combo and ramp/value strategies — enabling big X spells, storm finishes, or a control deck’s decisive turn. Build around cheap artifact producers and Treasure/token engines so you can reliably feed the Lotus: token-makers (think Sai, Master Thopterist-style engines) or Treasure generators scale it up quickly, and recursion/tutor lines (Scrap Trawler-style interactions) let you chain activations. It also functions as potent color fixing for five‑color ramp. Deckbuilding tip: favor expendable, low-cost artifacts and token synergies over one-shot high-value artifacts you can’t spare. Beware of accidentally gifting mana to an opponent; plan your sac fodder and sequencing so the Lotus accelerates your game plan rather than theirs.
Generated using gpt-5-mini · Updated at 2026-05-16 11:20:44 UTC