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Display of Power
Oracle Text
This spell can't be copied.
Copy any number of target instant and/or sorcery spells. You may choose new targets for the copies.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Display of Power is a flashy, high-ceiling instant that best fits control and combo shells, especially in multiplayer or spell-heavy metas where stack density is high. For three mana, it doesn’t just duplicate one spell—it can copy any number of target instant and/or sorcery spells, turning a crowded exchange into a devastating swing in your favor. The “can’t be copied” clause matters tactically, since opponents can’t mirror your finisher and turn it into a broken chain. In practice, this card rewards patience: let opponents commit removal, burn, or card draw first, then use Display of Power to double up the best effects and potentially redirect them with new targets. It pairs well with cheap cantrips, counterspells, and wheels, and it becomes especially nasty in decks that generate many spells in one turn, such as Jeskai spell-slingers or big-mana storm-adjacent builds. Flavored like a sudden surge of will, it feels very Middle-earth: raw force, carefully gathered, unleashed all at once.
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Character Background
Display of Power is a flashy, high-ceiling instant that best fits control and combo shells, especially in multiplayer or spell-heavy metas where stack density is high. For three mana, it doesn’t just duplicate one spell—it can copy any number of target instant and/or sorcery spells, turning a crowded exchange into a devastating swing in your favor. The “can’t be copied” clause matters tactically, since opponents can’t mirror your finisher and turn it into a broken chain. In practice, this card rewards patience: let opponents commit removal, burn, or card draw first, then use Display of Power to double up the best effects and potentially redirect them with new targets. It pairs well with cheap cantrips, counterspells, and wheels, and it becomes especially nasty in decks that generate many spells in one turn, such as Jeskai spell-slingers or big-mana storm-adjacent builds. Flavored like a sudden surge of will, it feels very Middle-earth: raw force, carefully gathered, unleashed all at once.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 19:10:46 UTC