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Puca's Eye
Oracle Text
When this artifact enters, draw a card, then choose a color. This artifact becomes the chosen color.
{3}, {T}: Draw a card. Activate only if there are five colors among permanents you control.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Puca’s Eye looks like a sly Lorwyn artifact: a small, shifting focus that immediately replaces itself, then settles into a color of your choice as if adapting to whatever fae trick or planar mood is in play. In practice, it most strongly supports value and control decks, especially slow five-color shells that can reliably turn on its second ability. The upfront draw makes it low-risk, while the activated draw gives you repeatable card advantage once your board is diversified. Because it checks for five colors among permanents you control, prioritize multicolored creatures, tri-lands that become permanents, and mana fixers like Conflux-style domain enablers or any five-color commander package. It’s also a neat include in decks that care about artifact count without needing heavy investment. The color choice on entry can matter for effects that inspect or reward colored permanents, so plan your sequencing to match both fixing and synergy.
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Character Background
Puca’s Eye looks like a sly Lorwyn artifact: a small, shifting focus that immediately replaces itself, then settles into a color of your choice as if adapting to whatever fae trick or planar mood is in play. In practice, it most strongly supports value and control decks, especially slow five-color shells that can reliably turn on its second ability. The upfront draw makes it low-risk, while the activated draw gives you repeatable card advantage once your board is diversified. Because it checks for five colors among permanents you control, prioritize multicolored creatures, tri-lands that become permanents, and mana fixers like Conflux-style domain enablers or any five-color commander package. It’s also a neat include in decks that care about artifact count without needing heavy investment. The color choice on entry can matter for effects that inspect or reward colored permanents, so plan your sequencing to match both fixing and synergy.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 11:20:44 UTC