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Reflections of Littjara
Oracle Text
As this enchantment enters, choose a creature type.
Whenever you cast a spell of the chosen type, copy that spell. (A copy of a permanent spell becomes a token.)
Card Details
Mana CostSet
Character Background
Reflections of Littjara is a classic high-ceiling value engine for blue decks that want to snowball creature-based plays into overwhelming advantage. By naming a creature type on entry, it turns every later spell of that tribe into a doubled threat, which is especially strong in tribal control or midrange shells that can afford a five-mana setup turn. The best homes are decks built around low-curve creature chains, where copying a lord, utility creature, or token-maker swings the board immediately; for example, Human, Wizard, or Shapeshifter decks can exploit the enchantment with dense creature suites and flexible payoffs. Because copied permanent spells become tokens, the card can effectively generate extra bodies and ETB triggers, making it excellent for grindy games. It rewards careful deckbuilding: prioritize a high creature count, reduce nontribal clutter, and pair it with spell-based protection so the enchantment survives long enough to matter.
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Character Background
Reflections of Littjara is a classic high-ceiling value engine for blue decks that want to snowball creature-based plays into overwhelming advantage. By naming a creature type on entry, it turns every later spell of that tribe into a doubled threat, which is especially strong in tribal control or midrange shells that can afford a five-mana setup turn. The best homes are decks built around low-curve creature chains, where copying a lord, utility creature, or token-maker swings the board immediately; for example, Human, Wizard, or Shapeshifter decks can exploit the enchantment with dense creature suites and flexible payoffs. Because copied permanent spells become tokens, the card can effectively generate extra bodies and ETB triggers, making it excellent for grindy games. It rewards careful deckbuilding: prioritize a high creature count, reduce nontribal clutter, and pair it with spell-based protection so the enchantment survives long enough to matter.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 19:20:44 UTC