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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.
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Character Background
Fraying Sanity is a beautifully cruel control tool in Magic: The Gathering’s Fallout set, turning every scrap of graveyard movement into a growing trap for the enchanted player. It fits best in a mill-control or combo shell, where your plan is to slow the game, incidentally stock graveyards, and then let the curse snowball into a lethal end step. The key is that X counts cards put into the graveyard from anywhere, so fetch lands, removal, discard, and self-mill all amplify the payoff. Pair it with repeatable mill engines like Ruin Crab or careful discard effects to make the first end step bite hard and the second one devastating. In multiplayer, it can paint a target immediately, so protect it with counterspells or deploy it after forcing the table low on answers. For deckbuilding, prioritize cheap interaction and multiple mill sources over expensive one-shot spells.
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Character Background
Fraying Sanity is a beautifully cruel control tool in Magic: The Gathering’s Fallout set, turning every scrap of graveyard movement into a growing trap for the enchanted player. It fits best in a mill-control or combo shell, where your plan is to slow the game, incidentally stock graveyards, and then let the curse snowball into a lethal end step. The key is that X counts cards put into the graveyard from anywhere, so fetch lands, removal, discard, and self-mill all amplify the payoff. Pair it with repeatable mill engines like Ruin Crab or careful discard effects to make the first end step bite hard and the second one devastating. In multiplayer, it can paint a target immediately, so protect it with counterspells or deploy it after forcing the table low on answers. For deckbuilding, prioritize cheap interaction and multiple mill sources over expensive one-shot spells.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 19:10:47 UTC