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Cosmic Cube
Oracle Text
Ward {2}
Whenever you attack, look at the top six cards of your library. You may cast a spell from among them with mana value less than or equal to the greatest power among attacking creatures you control without paying its mana cost. Put the rest on the bottom of your library in a random order.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Cosmic Cube reads like a priceless, unstable relic: something you don’t just play, you build a turn around. In Magic terms, it best supports a value-forward midrange or proactive aggro-tempo shell, because its attack trigger rewards you for pressing combat while letting your largest attacker “unlock” higher-cost free spells. Ward {2} helps it stick around, so once it lands, opponents are pressured to either spend extra mana answering it or face a stream of discounted velocity. The key deckbuilding tip is to maximize creature power early and reliably—pump effects, equipment, and evasive threats all help raise the ceiling of what you can cast off the top six cards. Big creatures that attack safely also improve consistency, since the Cube checks the greatest power among attackers each combat. It’s especially nasty in builds with top-end haymakers, extra-combat effects, or cheap interaction you’re happy to cast for free.
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Character Background
Cosmic Cube reads like a priceless, unstable relic: something you don’t just play, you build a turn around. In Magic terms, it best supports a value-forward midrange or proactive aggro-tempo shell, because its attack trigger rewards you for pressing combat while letting your largest attacker “unlock” higher-cost free spells. Ward {2} helps it stick around, so once it lands, opponents are pressured to either spend extra mana answering it or face a stream of discounted velocity. The key deckbuilding tip is to maximize creature power early and reliably—pump effects, equipment, and evasive threats all help raise the ceiling of what you can cast off the top six cards. Big creatures that attack safely also improve consistency, since the Cube checks the greatest power among attackers each combat. It’s especially nasty in builds with top-end haymakers, extra-combat effects, or cheap interaction you’re happy to cast for free.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-09-05 20:10:43 UTC