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Curse of Verbosity
Oracle Text
Enchant player
Whenever enchanted player is attacked, you draw a card. Each opponent attacking that player does the same.
Card Details
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Character Background
Curse of Verbosity is a sly value engine for blue control or political multiplayer shells, turning one targeted player into a magnet for table-wide combat while rewarding you for every swing at them. At two generic and a blue, it’s cheap enough to deploy early, then it quietly snowballs card advantage as opponents are incentivized to attack the cursed player and you draw off each attack. The symmetry is important: every opponent attacking that player also draws, so this works best when you can choose a weak, already-disliked, or strategically exposed target, or when you intend to close the game before the extra cards matter. It pairs especially well with goad effects, Monarch-style pressure, and pillowfort defenses that keep combat pointed elsewhere until the curse turns the table against one victim. In Commander, it shines as a tempo-plus-politics tool that converts aggression into resources without spending much mana.
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Character Background
Curse of Verbosity is a sly value engine for blue control or political multiplayer shells, turning one targeted player into a magnet for table-wide combat while rewarding you for every swing at them. At two generic and a blue, it’s cheap enough to deploy early, then it quietly snowballs card advantage as opponents are incentivized to attack the cursed player and you draw off each attack. The symmetry is important: every opponent attacking that player also draws, so this works best when you can choose a weak, already-disliked, or strategically exposed target, or when you intend to close the game before the extra cards matter. It pairs especially well with goad effects, Monarch-style pressure, and pillowfort defenses that keep combat pointed elsewhere until the curse turns the table against one victim. In Commander, it shines as a tempo-plus-politics tool that converts aggression into resources without spending much mana.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 22:10:43 UTC