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Struggle for Project Purity
Oracle Text
As this enchantment enters, choose Brotherhood or Enclave.
• Brotherhood — At the beginning of your upkeep, each opponent draws a card. You draw a card for each card drawn this way.
• Enclave — Whenever a player attacks you with one or more creatures, that player gets twice that many rad counters.
Card Details
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Character Background
Struggle for Project Purity is a classic Fallout-flavored control/value engine, asking you to choose whether you want to “fund” the table or fortify yourself against aggression. The Brotherhood mode is best in a slower control or midrange shell: every upkeep you let opponents replace a card, but you break parity by drawing a full pile yourself, which is excellent with punishment pieces or effects that tax extra cards from enemies. The Enclave mode is more defensive and fits tempo or pillow-fort strategies, since it makes attacking you far less appealing by supercharging rad counters on each attacker’s controller; pair it with other deterrents so opponents are pressured to send creatures elsewhere. In Commander, this card shines when your deck can either exploit card advantage with wheels and hand-size payoffs, or stall combat long enough to turn the table’s impatience against them.
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Character Background
Struggle for Project Purity is a classic Fallout-flavored control/value engine, asking you to choose whether you want to “fund” the table or fortify yourself against aggression. The Brotherhood mode is best in a slower control or midrange shell: every upkeep you let opponents replace a card, but you break parity by drawing a full pile yourself, which is excellent with punishment pieces or effects that tax extra cards from enemies. The Enclave mode is more defensive and fits tempo or pillow-fort strategies, since it makes attacking you far less appealing by supercharging rad counters on each attacker’s controller; pair it with other deterrents so opponents are pressured to send creatures elsewhere. In Commander, this card shines when your deck can either exploit card advantage with wheels and hand-size payoffs, or stall combat long enough to turn the table’s impatience against them.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 06:40:43 UTC