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Friarball
Oracle Text
Create a 2/2 white Monk creature token.
Coststorm (When you cast this spell, copy it for each different mana value among other spells and lands you've played this turn.)
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Friarball is a deceptively explosive white sorcery that best fits a value-to-token or combo-leaning midrange plan, where the goal is to turn a modest four-mana investment into a board full of bodies. Even without explicit lore, the name and Monk token point to a disciplined, temple-trained cadre suddenly multiplying across the battlefield, which matches the card’s “coststorm” mechanic beautifully. In practice, you want to sequence your turn with spells and lands of different mana values so Friarball copies itself as much as possible, making it much stronger in decks that can curve one-, two-, three-, and four-mana plays before casting it. It pairs especially well with cheap cantrips, modal double-faced cards, and fetchlands or utility lands that diversify your mana values played this turn. Token payoffs like anthem effects, sacrifice outlets, or card draw engines can convert the Monks into a decisive advantage.
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Character Background
Friarball is a deceptively explosive white sorcery that best fits a value-to-token or combo-leaning midrange plan, where the goal is to turn a modest four-mana investment into a board full of bodies. Even without explicit lore, the name and Monk token point to a disciplined, temple-trained cadre suddenly multiplying across the battlefield, which matches the card’s “coststorm” mechanic beautifully. In practice, you want to sequence your turn with spells and lands of different mana values so Friarball copies itself as much as possible, making it much stronger in decks that can curve one-, two-, three-, and four-mana plays before casting it. It pairs especially well with cheap cantrips, modal double-faced cards, and fetchlands or utility lands that diversify your mana values played this turn. Token payoffs like anthem effects, sacrifice outlets, or card draw engines can convert the Monks into a decisive advantage.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 12:40:42 UTC