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Fraying Sanity
Oracle Text
Enchant player
At the beginning of each end step, enchanted player mills X cards, where X is the number of cards put into their graveyard from anywhere this turn.
Card Details
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Character Background
Fraying Sanity is a cleanly evil control-combo tool in Magic: The Gathering’s Fallout set, turning every small exchange into a looming memory collapse. Since it enchants a player and checks the total cards that hit their graveyard from anywhere that turn, it rewards a deck built to pile on incidental milling, sacrifice, self-discard, and removal before the end step. In practice, it fits best in a control or combo shell rather than aggro: you spend the early turns slowing the game, then let one or two big graveyard bursts make the Aura explode into a lethal mill trigger. A strong synergy is pairing it with repeatable mill engines or cards that force discards, such as cheap cantrips plus a dedicated mill piece, so the enchantment scales immediately. Because the count includes cards from anywhere, even combat trades and fetch-style effects can quietly add up, making this a dangerous late-game finisher.
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Character Background
Fraying Sanity is a cleanly evil control-combo tool in Magic: The Gathering’s Fallout set, turning every small exchange into a looming memory collapse. Since it enchants a player and checks the total cards that hit their graveyard from anywhere that turn, it rewards a deck built to pile on incidental milling, sacrifice, self-discard, and removal before the end step. In practice, it fits best in a control or combo shell rather than aggro: you spend the early turns slowing the game, then let one or two big graveyard bursts make the Aura explode into a lethal mill trigger. A strong synergy is pairing it with repeatable mill engines or cards that force discards, such as cheap cantrips plus a dedicated mill piece, so the enchantment scales immediately. Because the count includes cards from anywhere, even combat trades and fetch-style effects can quietly add up, making this a dangerous late-game finisher.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-09-16 21:10:45 UTC