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Curator of Destinies
Oracle Text
This spell can't be countered.
Flying
When this creature enters, look at the top five cards of your library and separate them into a face-down pile and a face-up pile. An opponent chooses one of those piles. Put that pile into your hand and the other into your graveyard.
Card Details
Mana CostSet
Character Background
Curator of Destinies fits naturally into a control or midrange value plan, where a resilient finisher also helps stabilize the game. A 5/5 flying Sphinx that can’t be countered is already a strong top-end threat against blue decks, and once it resolves, it effectively turns your next draw step into a mini selection puzzle: five cards are split into a hidden and revealed pile, then the opponent must choose which resources you keep. That makes the card especially good in decks built to benefit from either outcome, such as reanimator, self-mill, or graveyard-recursion shells, since the “wrong” pile still feeds the graveyard. In practice, pair it with cards that exploit graveyard stockpiles or expensive spells you don’t mind binning, and consider scry or topdeck manipulation beforehand to improve the quality of both piles. It is less about raw aggression and more about generating inevitable advantage while presenting a difficult evasive clock.
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Character Background
Curator of Destinies fits naturally into a control or midrange value plan, where a resilient finisher also helps stabilize the game. A 5/5 flying Sphinx that can’t be countered is already a strong top-end threat against blue decks, and once it resolves, it effectively turns your next draw step into a mini selection puzzle: five cards are split into a hidden and revealed pile, then the opponent must choose which resources you keep. That makes the card especially good in decks built to benefit from either outcome, such as reanimator, self-mill, or graveyard-recursion shells, since the “wrong” pile still feeds the graveyard. In practice, pair it with cards that exploit graveyard stockpiles or expensive spells you don’t mind binning, and consider scry or topdeck manipulation beforehand to improve the quality of both piles. It is less about raw aggression and more about generating inevitable advantage while presenting a difficult evasive clock.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 21:10:45 UTC