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Fog
Oracle Text
Prevent all combat damage that would be dealt this turn.
Card Details
Mana CostSet
Character Background
Fog is one of Magic’s cleanest defensive spells: a single green mana buys a full turn by preventing all combat damage, turning an opponent’s alpha strike into a wasted gesture. The card best supports control and tempo shells, especially in strategies that want to stall the battlefield long enough to assemble a stronger late game or protect a key life total. It also plays naturally in value-based green decks that can afford to trade cards for time, since Fog often forces the aggressor to overcommit into a board wipe, a bigger blocker, or a planeswalker activation. In deckbuilding, it pairs especially well with repeatable recursion, spell-copy effects, or cards that reward surviving combat, such as lifegain engines and “cast a spell” triggers. Thematicly, it feels like a sudden veil rolling over the battlefield, denying decisive blows without truly ending the conflict.
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Character Background
Fog is one of Magic’s cleanest defensive spells: a single green mana buys a full turn by preventing all combat damage, turning an opponent’s alpha strike into a wasted gesture. The card best supports control and tempo shells, especially in strategies that want to stall the battlefield long enough to assemble a stronger late game or protect a key life total. It also plays naturally in value-based green decks that can afford to trade cards for time, since Fog often forces the aggressor to overcommit into a board wipe, a bigger blocker, or a planeswalker activation. In deckbuilding, it pairs especially well with repeatable recursion, spell-copy effects, or cards that reward surviving combat, such as lifegain engines and “cast a spell” triggers. Thematicly, it feels like a sudden veil rolling over the battlefield, denying decisive blows without truly ending the conflict.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-24 09:10:44 UTC