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Reckoner's Bargain
Oracle Text
As an additional cost to cast this spell, sacrifice an artifact or creature.
You gain life equal to the sacrificed permanent's mana value. Draw two cards.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Reckoner’s Bargain is a compact, brutally efficient value spell that fits best in black-based control or grindy midrange decks, especially those built to cash in expendable artifacts, tokens, or death triggers. In Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty, it feels like a street-level deal with a grim price: something of yours goes on the table, and in return you buy time, cards, and stability. Mechanically, it turns a small body or spent artifact into two fresh cards plus life equal to its mana value, which can swing races and refill after removal. It pairs particularly well with treasure tokens, Clue-style fodder, or recursive threats like creature cards that like dying anyway. A key deckbuilding tip is to prioritize cheap permanents with high mana value, since sacrificing a mana value 4 or 5 piece makes the life swing much more meaningful while still preserving card advantage.
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Character Background
Reckoner’s Bargain is a compact, brutally efficient value spell that fits best in black-based control or grindy midrange decks, especially those built to cash in expendable artifacts, tokens, or death triggers. In Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty, it feels like a street-level deal with a grim price: something of yours goes on the table, and in return you buy time, cards, and stability. Mechanically, it turns a small body or spent artifact into two fresh cards plus life equal to its mana value, which can swing races and refill after removal. It pairs particularly well with treasure tokens, Clue-style fodder, or recursive threats like creature cards that like dying anyway. A key deckbuilding tip is to prioritize cheap permanents with high mana value, since sacrificing a mana value 4 or 5 piece makes the life swing much more meaningful while still preserving card advantage.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 06:20:44 UTC