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Decode Transmissions
Oracle Text
You draw two cards and lose 2 life.
Void — If a nonland permanent left the battlefield this turn or a spell was warped this turn, instead you draw two cards and each opponent loses 2 life.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Decode Transmissions is a clean, efficient black draw spell that fits best in control or midrange value decks, with a real upside for sacrifice and spell-casting shells that can reliably turn on Void. At baseline, it’s a simple two-card refill for {2}{B}, and the 2 life loss is usually manageable when you’re trying to maintain card advantage and hit land drops. The Void mode is where it becomes much more exciting: if a permanent died or a spell was warped this turn, you effectively upgrade from self-inflicted card draw to a mini-drain spell, pressuring the opponent while refueling yourself. That makes it especially appealing alongside sacrifice outlets, fetch-style effects, cheap interaction, or decks that naturally trade permanents early. In practice, it rewards sequencing; hold it until after a creature dies or after you’ve warped a spell, and it becomes a strong tempo swing rather than just a solid cantrip-like refill.
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Character Background
Decode Transmissions is a clean, efficient black draw spell that fits best in control or midrange value decks, with a real upside for sacrifice and spell-casting shells that can reliably turn on Void. At baseline, it’s a simple two-card refill for {2}{B}, and the 2 life loss is usually manageable when you’re trying to maintain card advantage and hit land drops. The Void mode is where it becomes much more exciting: if a permanent died or a spell was warped this turn, you effectively upgrade from self-inflicted card draw to a mini-drain spell, pressuring the opponent while refueling yourself. That makes it especially appealing alongside sacrifice outlets, fetch-style effects, cheap interaction, or decks that naturally trade permanents early. In practice, it rewards sequencing; hold it until after a creature dies or after you’ve warped a spell, and it becomes a strong tempo swing rather than just a solid cantrip-like refill.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 14:10:45 UTC