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Jester's Cap
Oracle Text
{2}, {T}, Sacrifice this artifact: Search target player's library for three cards and exile them. Then that player shuffles.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Jester’s Cap is a classic control tool, turning a clunky four-mana artifact into a precise weapon against the scariest cards in an opponent’s deck. In practice, it best supports slow control or prison-style game plans, where you have time to spend two mana and tap it to strip away a combo piece, finisher, or recursion engine before it ever matters. Because it exiles three cards from a library rather than a hand, it can quietly dismantle redundant engines and make the opponent’s draws far less threatening. It pairs especially well with artifact recursion or artifact tutoring, since sacrificing it is part of the cost and you may want to repeat the effect in grindy matchups. In Dominaria Remastered, its old-school “gotcha” feel fits Magic’s trickster side: a mockery of certainty, snatching away the future cards an enemy was counting on. It is strongest when you already know what to target.
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Character Background
Jester’s Cap is a classic control tool, turning a clunky four-mana artifact into a precise weapon against the scariest cards in an opponent’s deck. In practice, it best supports slow control or prison-style game plans, where you have time to spend two mana and tap it to strip away a combo piece, finisher, or recursion engine before it ever matters. Because it exiles three cards from a library rather than a hand, it can quietly dismantle redundant engines and make the opponent’s draws far less threatening. It pairs especially well with artifact recursion or artifact tutoring, since sacrificing it is part of the cost and you may want to repeat the effect in grindy matchups. In Dominaria Remastered, its old-school “gotcha” feel fits Magic’s trickster side: a mockery of certainty, snatching away the future cards an enemy was counting on. It is strongest when you already know what to target.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-09-14 06:10:44 UTC