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Lost in Space
Oracle Text
Target artifact or creature's owner puts it on their choice of the top or bottom of their library. Surveil 1. (Look at the top card of your library. You may put it into your graveyard.)
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Lost in Space feels like a clean blue displacement spell from Edge of Eternities, stranding an artifact or creature where it can’t immediately matter while giving you a small setup boost through surveil 1. In practice, this is best in control and tempo decks, where putting a threat on top can time-walk an opponent’s draw and buying a turn matters more than hard removal. The choice between top and bottom gives the owner some agency, so the real edge comes from pairing it with effects that punish top-deck manipulation or capitalize on graveyard setup. In Dimir shells, surveil helps stock the yard for reanimation, delve, or recursion, and it smooths your draws while you keep mana open. It’s also useful with “top of library” reveal effects or shuffle pressure, since forcing repeated redraws can strand key cards and break up combo lines.
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Character Background
Lost in Space feels like a clean blue displacement spell from Edge of Eternities, stranding an artifact or creature where it can’t immediately matter while giving you a small setup boost through surveil 1. In practice, this is best in control and tempo decks, where putting a threat on top can time-walk an opponent’s draw and buying a turn matters more than hard removal. The choice between top and bottom gives the owner some agency, so the real edge comes from pairing it with effects that punish top-deck manipulation or capitalize on graveyard setup. In Dimir shells, surveil helps stock the yard for reanimation, delve, or recursion, and it smooths your draws while you keep mana open. It’s also useful with “top of library” reveal effects or shuffle pressure, since forcing repeated redraws can strand key cards and break up combo lines.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 09:10:45 UTC