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Guided Passage
Oracle Text
Reveal the cards in your library. An opponent chooses from among them a creature card, a land card, and a noncreature, nonland card. You put the chosen cards into your hand. Then shuffle.
Card Details
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Character Background
Guided Passage is a charmingly strange three-color tutor that feels less like a search and more like letting fate pick your tools, and that makes it especially appealing in value and midrange shells that can turn any given draw into a plan. In practice, it rewards decks built with distinct card roles: one premium creature, one key land, and one powerful noncreature spell can each be “found” at once, so the best builds pack high-impact singletons like a utility creature, a bounce land or color-fixing land, and a game-swinging spell such as a sweeper or engine piece. Because an opponent chooses, you want your options to be strong regardless of matchup rather than narrow silver bullets. It also pairs well with cards that care about hand size or specific card types, and in Commander it can quietly function as a flexible three-for-one. The cost is steep, but if you can survive to cast it, Guided Passage often converts a broad library into a precise, interactive advantage.
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Character Background
Guided Passage is a charmingly strange three-color tutor that feels less like a search and more like letting fate pick your tools, and that makes it especially appealing in value and midrange shells that can turn any given draw into a plan. In practice, it rewards decks built with distinct card roles: one premium creature, one key land, and one powerful noncreature spell can each be “found” at once, so the best builds pack high-impact singletons like a utility creature, a bounce land or color-fixing land, and a game-swinging spell such as a sweeper or engine piece. Because an opponent chooses, you want your options to be strong regardless of matchup rather than narrow silver bullets. It also pairs well with cards that care about hand size or specific card types, and in Commander it can quietly function as a flexible three-for-one. The cost is steep, but if you can survive to cast it, Guided Passage often converts a broad library into a precise, interactive advantage.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-05-19 10:25:13 UTC