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Wear // Tear
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Wear // Tear is a sleek, flexible tool for red-white decks that want to keep pressure on while denying opponents their key permanents. In practice, it supports tempo and value-oriented aggro best: Wear can punish cheap artifacts or off-color equipment for just two mana, while Tear cleanly answers an enchantment for a single white mana, and fused together it becomes a compact two-for-one when you need to clear both a troublesome artifact and enchantment at once. That versatility makes it excellent in sideboards, but it also earns main-deck slots in formats where artifacts and enchantments matter a lot. It pairs especially well with Boros shells that run aggressive creatures and want to spend mana efficiently each turn, or with decks that recur instants and care about spell density. The Fallout framing fits the card’s name perfectly: one half breaks things apart, the other strips away what’s holding them together.
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Character Background
Wear // Tear is a sleek, flexible tool for red-white decks that want to keep pressure on while denying opponents their key permanents. In practice, it supports tempo and value-oriented aggro best: Wear can punish cheap artifacts or off-color equipment for just two mana, while Tear cleanly answers an enchantment for a single white mana, and fused together it becomes a compact two-for-one when you need to clear both a troublesome artifact and enchantment at once. That versatility makes it excellent in sideboards, but it also earns main-deck slots in formats where artifacts and enchantments matter a lot. It pairs especially well with Boros shells that run aggressive creatures and want to spend mana efficiently each turn, or with decks that recur instants and care about spell density. The Fallout framing fits the card’s name perfectly: one half breaks things apart, the other strips away what’s holding them together.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-09-09 21:10:44 UTC