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Blessed Wine
Oracle Text
You gain 1 life.
Draw a card at the beginning of the next turn's upkeep.
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Character Background
Blessed Wine is a classic Ice Age cantrip-like trick that rewards patience, making it most at home in control or slower value decks rather than aggressive shells. At just {1}{W}, it buys a small cushion of 1 life while replacing itself at the beginning of the next turn’s upkeep, so the real strength is smoothing draws without losing card advantage. That delay matters: you can cast it at end of turn to keep mana open for interaction, then start your next upkeep with a fresh card waiting, effectively helping you preserve tempo. It pairs well with strategies that want to hit land drops and survive early pressure, and it becomes slightly better alongside life-gain payoffs or effects that care about spells cast on opponents’ turns. In deckbuilding, use it as a low-cost filler in white control lists that need cheap, instant-speed ways to stay afloat while digging toward sweepers or win conditions.
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Character Background
Blessed Wine is a classic Ice Age cantrip-like trick that rewards patience, making it most at home in control or slower value decks rather than aggressive shells. At just {1}{W}, it buys a small cushion of 1 life while replacing itself at the beginning of the next turn’s upkeep, so the real strength is smoothing draws without losing card advantage. That delay matters: you can cast it at end of turn to keep mana open for interaction, then start your next upkeep with a fresh card waiting, effectively helping you preserve tempo. It pairs well with strategies that want to hit land drops and survive early pressure, and it becomes slightly better alongside life-gain payoffs or effects that care about spells cast on opponents’ turns. In deckbuilding, use it as a low-cost filler in white control lists that need cheap, instant-speed ways to stay afloat while digging toward sweepers or win conditions.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 04:20:43 UTC