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Feldon's Cane
Oracle Text
{T}, Exile this artifact: Shuffle your graveyard into your library.
Card Details
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Character Background
Feldon’s Cane is a humble but potent safety valve for decks that expect to play a long game, especially control and value shells that can afford to trade resources early and win by inevitability. At just one mana, it sits on the battlefield quietly until the moment your graveyard becomes a second hand, then exiles itself to recycle everything back into your library. That makes it excellent against mill, attrition, and self-mill strategies that risk running out of gas, while also letting you reuse high-impact spells, combo pieces, or silver bullets if your deck can draw deep enough to find them again. It pairs well with effects that fill the graveyard deliberately—like looting, cycling, or fetchlands—because you can turn spent cards into future draws without permanently losing access to them. In Commander especially, it can buy enormous time against exile-happy opponents by resetting your entire resource loop.
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Character Background
Feldon’s Cane is a humble but potent safety valve for decks that expect to play a long game, especially control and value shells that can afford to trade resources early and win by inevitability. At just one mana, it sits on the battlefield quietly until the moment your graveyard becomes a second hand, then exiles itself to recycle everything back into your library. That makes it excellent against mill, attrition, and self-mill strategies that risk running out of gas, while also letting you reuse high-impact spells, combo pieces, or silver bullets if your deck can draw deep enough to find them again. It pairs well with effects that fill the graveyard deliberately—like looting, cycling, or fetchlands—because you can turn spent cards into future draws without permanently losing access to them. In Commander especially, it can buy enormous time against exile-happy opponents by resetting your entire resource loop.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-10-07 14:10:46 UTC