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Threats Undetected
Oracle Text
Search your library for up to four creature cards with different powers and reveal them. An opponent chooses two of those cards. Shuffle the chosen cards into your library and put the rest into your hand.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Threats Undetected is a deceptively political green tutor that shines best in value-oriented midrange and toolbox shells, where flexibility matters more than raw speed. For three mana, it lets you dig for up to four creature cards with different power values, then forces an opponent to pick two to shuffle back while you keep the rest, turning “choice” into a calculated pressure point. The card rewards decks built with deliberately spaced creature power curves—think one-drop utility creatures, two- and three-power midgame stabilizers, and a high-end finisher—so the opponent can’t simply isolate the best option. It pairs especially well with creature-based combo or silver-bullet strategies, since you can include narrow answers or engine pieces at varied powers and still expect to access them. In lore terms, the title fits the spell’s feel: your threats are hidden, but never all exposed at once.
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Character Background
Threats Undetected is a deceptively political green tutor that shines best in value-oriented midrange and toolbox shells, where flexibility matters more than raw speed. For three mana, it lets you dig for up to four creature cards with different power values, then forces an opponent to pick two to shuffle back while you keep the rest, turning “choice” into a calculated pressure point. The card rewards decks built with deliberately spaced creature power curves—think one-drop utility creatures, two- and three-power midgame stabilizers, and a high-end finisher—so the opponent can’t simply isolate the best option. It pairs especially well with creature-based combo or silver-bullet strategies, since you can include narrow answers or engine pieces at varied powers and still expect to access them. In lore terms, the title fits the spell’s feel: your threats are hidden, but never all exposed at once.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 21:10:49 UTC