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Cryogen Relic
Oracle Text
When this artifact enters or leaves the battlefield, draw a card.
{1}{U}, Sacrifice this artifact: Put a stun counter on up to one target tapped creature. (If a permanent with a stun counter would become untapped, remove one from it instead.)
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Cryogen Relic is a clean little value engine that fits best in tempo and control shells, especially any deck that wants to keep mana flowing while turning small interactions into card advantage. At two mana, it replaces itself immediately when it enters, and it does the same again when you cash it in, so even if you never use the stun ability it still behaves like a cantrip artifact with built-in resilience to removal. That makes it excellent in decks with sacrifice payoffs, artifact recursion, or blink effects that can repeatedly trigger its draw. The stun counter mode adds a strong defensive tempo tool: tapping down an attacker or key blocker can buy a full turn cycle, and in longer games it can lock down a threat for multiple turns. Pair it with bounce or untap denial to maximize pressure, and consider it a smooth fit in blue decks that want cheap interaction without sacrificing card count.
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Character Background
Cryogen Relic is a clean little value engine that fits best in tempo and control shells, especially any deck that wants to keep mana flowing while turning small interactions into card advantage. At two mana, it replaces itself immediately when it enters, and it does the same again when you cash it in, so even if you never use the stun ability it still behaves like a cantrip artifact with built-in resilience to removal. That makes it excellent in decks with sacrifice payoffs, artifact recursion, or blink effects that can repeatedly trigger its draw. The stun counter mode adds a strong defensive tempo tool: tapping down an attacker or key blocker can buy a full turn cycle, and in longer games it can lock down a threat for multiple turns. Pair it with bounce or untap denial to maximize pressure, and consider it a smooth fit in blue decks that want cheap interaction without sacrificing card count.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 14:20:45 UTC