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Dihada's Ploy
Oracle Text
Draw two cards, then discard a card. You gain life equal to the number of cards you've discarded this turn.
Jump-start (You may cast this card from your graveyard by discarding a card in addition to paying its other costs. Then exile this card.)
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Dihada’s Ploy is a neat little piece of Dimir-style value: a cheap instant that filters your hand, replaces itself with two fresh cards, and quietly cushions your life total based on how much rummaging you’ve already done. It fits best in control, tempo, or grindy value decks that want to keep mana open, sculpt draws, and turn excess cards into advantage. The jump-start clause makes it especially appealing in self-discard, graveyard, or spells-matter builds, since the card can be cast twice if you have spare fodder. A strong synergy is with cards that care about discarding or being in the graveyard, such as Madness payoffs, reanimation shells, or engines that reward spell recasting. In practical play, try to fire it off after another discard effect so the life gain scales up, and use it midgame to dig toward interaction while staying ahead on resources.
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Character Background
Dihada’s Ploy is a neat little piece of Dimir-style value: a cheap instant that filters your hand, replaces itself with two fresh cards, and quietly cushions your life total based on how much rummaging you’ve already done. It fits best in control, tempo, or grindy value decks that want to keep mana open, sculpt draws, and turn excess cards into advantage. The jump-start clause makes it especially appealing in self-discard, graveyard, or spells-matter builds, since the card can be cast twice if you have spare fodder. A strong synergy is with cards that care about discarding or being in the graveyard, such as Madness payoffs, reanimation shells, or engines that reward spell recasting. In practical play, try to fire it off after another discard effect so the life gain scales up, and use it midgame to dig toward interaction while staying ahead on resources.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-28 02:20:43 UTC