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Leshrac's Sigil
Oracle Text
Whenever an opponent casts a green spell, you may pay {B}{B}. If you do, look at that player's hand and choose a card from it. The player discards that card.
{B}{B}: Return this enchantment to its owner's hand.
Card Details
Mana CostSet
Character Background
Leshrac's Sigil is a wonderfully spiteful Ice Age-era enchantment that rewards black mages for turning the opponent’s strengths against them. At its best, it supports a control or attrition game plan, especially in metas where green decks are common and rely on efficient creatures, ramp, or combat tricks. Whenever an opponent casts a green spell, you can spend {B}{B} to peek at their hand and strip out the most relevant card, making the Sigil feel like a recurring trap rather than a one-shot discard spell. The built-in {B}{B} activation to return it to your hand is especially useful in long games, letting you replay it after removal or reuse it in a new matchup. It pairs well with mana acceleration and black decks that can reliably hold up double black, and it shines alongside other hand-attack effects such as Hymn to Tourach-style disruption, where repeated information and pressure keep the opponent off balance.
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Character Background
Leshrac's Sigil is a wonderfully spiteful Ice Age-era enchantment that rewards black mages for turning the opponent’s strengths against them. At its best, it supports a control or attrition game plan, especially in metas where green decks are common and rely on efficient creatures, ramp, or combat tricks. Whenever an opponent casts a green spell, you can spend {B}{B} to peek at their hand and strip out the most relevant card, making the Sigil feel like a recurring trap rather than a one-shot discard spell. The built-in {B}{B} activation to return it to your hand is especially useful in long games, letting you replay it after removal or reuse it in a new matchup. It pairs well with mana acceleration and black decks that can reliably hold up double black, and it shines alongside other hand-attack effects such as Hymn to Tourach-style disruption, where repeated information and pressure keep the opponent off balance.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 14:20:45 UTC