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All-Fates Scroll
Oracle Text
{T}: Add one mana of any color.
{7}, {T}, Sacrifice this artifact: Draw X cards, where X is the number of differently named lands you control.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
All-Fates Scroll is a slow-burn value artifact that fits best in control, ramp, or land-centric midrange decks, where its first mode quietly fixes mana while buying time to assemble a bigger payoff. In play, it’s essentially a color-fixing rock at three mana, but the real ceiling is the late-game burst: paying seven, tapping, and sacrificing it to draw cards equal to the number of differently named lands you control can turn a carefully built mana base into a refuel engine. That makes it especially attractive in Commander, multicolor control shells, and decks using fetch lands, duals, utility lands, or land recursion to diversify names. Pair it with cards that replay lands from the graveyard or make extra land drops, since more unique lands means a larger draw. The name evokes a cosmic ledger of possible destinies, and gameplay-wise it rewards patient pilots who plan their mana spread instead of rushing on curve.
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Character Background
All-Fates Scroll is a slow-burn value artifact that fits best in control, ramp, or land-centric midrange decks, where its first mode quietly fixes mana while buying time to assemble a bigger payoff. In play, it’s essentially a color-fixing rock at three mana, but the real ceiling is the late-game burst: paying seven, tapping, and sacrificing it to draw cards equal to the number of differently named lands you control can turn a carefully built mana base into a refuel engine. That makes it especially attractive in Commander, multicolor control shells, and decks using fetch lands, duals, utility lands, or land recursion to diversify names. Pair it with cards that replay lands from the graveyard or make extra land drops, since more unique lands means a larger draw. The name evokes a cosmic ledger of possible destinies, and gameplay-wise it rewards patient pilots who plan their mana spread instead of rushing on curve.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 06:10:45 UTC