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Tune the Narrative
Oracle Text
Draw a card. You get {E}{E} (two energy counters).
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Tune the Narrative is a tidy Modern Horizons 3 common that does exactly what blue decks want at the cheapest possible rate: replace itself while advancing a secondary resource. At {U}, an instant-speed cantrip that also gives you two energy counters is especially appealing in tempo and value shells, where keeping mana open matters and every extra point of efficiency compounds over the course of a game. The card’s “narrative” theme reads like a blue mage rewriting the flow of events, and mechanically that translates into flexible setup rather than raw power. The best deckbuilding tip is to pair it with cards that actually spend energy, since a lone burst of {E}{E} is modest but becomes meaningful alongside repeatable payoffs or engines that convert energy into damage, cards, or board control. If your list already wants cheap interaction and cantrip density, this is a smooth inclusion.
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Character Background
Tune the Narrative is a tidy Modern Horizons 3 common that does exactly what blue decks want at the cheapest possible rate: replace itself while advancing a secondary resource. At {U}, an instant-speed cantrip that also gives you two energy counters is especially appealing in tempo and value shells, where keeping mana open matters and every extra point of efficiency compounds over the course of a game. The card’s “narrative” theme reads like a blue mage rewriting the flow of events, and mechanically that translates into flexible setup rather than raw power. The best deckbuilding tip is to pair it with cards that actually spend energy, since a lone burst of {E}{E} is modest but becomes meaningful alongside repeatable payoffs or engines that convert energy into damage, cards, or board control. If your list already wants cheap interaction and cantrip density, this is a smooth inclusion.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 10:10:42 UTC