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Lotus Blossom
Oracle Text
At the beginning of your upkeep, you may put a petal counter on this artifact.
{T}, Sacrifice this artifact: Add X mana of any one color, where X is the number of petal counters on this artifact.
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Mana CostCharacter Background
Lotus Blossom is a classic slow-burn mana engine that rewards patience and planning, making it especially strong in combo and control shells that can afford to invest a turn or two before cashing it in. Each upkeep it grows a petal counter, so the longer it survives, the more explosive the payoff when you tap and sacrifice it for a burst of one color of mana. That makes it excellent for casting a protected finisher, powering out a key planeswalker, or fueling a big spell ahead of curve. It also pairs neatly with artifact recursion and untap effects: bringing it back after sacrificing it, or using it to jump from modest mana to a decisive swing, can create huge tempo advantages. In draft or slower constructed formats, prioritize it in decks with high-impact spells at the top end and ways to buy time, because Lotus Blossom is less about immediate board presence and more about transforming patience into inevitability.
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Character Background
Lotus Blossom is a classic slow-burn mana engine that rewards patience and planning, making it especially strong in combo and control shells that can afford to invest a turn or two before cashing it in. Each upkeep it grows a petal counter, so the longer it survives, the more explosive the payoff when you tap and sacrifice it for a burst of one color of mana. That makes it excellent for casting a protected finisher, powering out a key planeswalker, or fueling a big spell ahead of curve. It also pairs neatly with artifact recursion and untap effects: bringing it back after sacrificing it, or using it to jump from modest mana to a decisive swing, can create huge tempo advantages. In draft or slower constructed formats, prioritize it in decks with high-impact spells at the top end and ways to buy time, because Lotus Blossom is less about immediate board presence and more about transforming patience into inevitability.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-12 00:10:44 UTC