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Domestication
Oracle Text
Enchant creature
You control enchanted creature.
At the beginning of your end step, if enchanted creature's power is 4 or greater, sacrifice this Aura.
Card Details
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Character Background
Domestication is a classic blue control-tempo tool that turns an opposing threat into your own temporary asset, letting you steal the best creature on the table and immediately swing the board in your favor. At four mana, it works best when you want to slow the game, protect a lead, or break a stalled board by converting an enemy attacker into your blocker, value engine, or eventual finisher. The catch is real: if the enchanted creature reaches 4 power or more, the Aura falls off at your end step, so it shines most on smaller utility creatures, evasive threats, and support pieces rather than beefy beaters. It pairs especially well with -1/-1 effects, bounce spells, or tap-based tempo plays that keep the stolen creature below the threshold while you extract maximum value. In draft or casual constructed, it rewards careful threat assessment and punishes opponents relying on efficient, medium-sized creatures.
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Character Background
Domestication is a classic blue control-tempo tool that turns an opposing threat into your own temporary asset, letting you steal the best creature on the table and immediately swing the board in your favor. At four mana, it works best when you want to slow the game, protect a lead, or break a stalled board by converting an enemy attacker into your blocker, value engine, or eventual finisher. The catch is real: if the enchanted creature reaches 4 power or more, the Aura falls off at your end step, so it shines most on smaller utility creatures, evasive threats, and support pieces rather than beefy beaters. It pairs especially well with -1/-1 effects, bounce spells, or tap-based tempo plays that keep the stolen creature below the threshold while you extract maximum value. In draft or casual constructed, it rewards careful threat assessment and punishes opponents relying on efficient, medium-sized creatures.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-09-22 01:40:44 UTC