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Lich's Mirror
Oracle Text
If you would lose the game, instead shuffle your hand, your graveyard, and all permanents you own into your library, then draw seven cards and your life total becomes 20.
Card Details
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Character Background
Lich’s Mirror is a classic panic-button artifact for decks that expect to go very long and can afford to devote five mana to insurance rather than board presence. It best supports control and slow combo shells, where surviving the opponent’s inevitability matters more than tempo, because it turns a lethal mistake, burnout, or sudden alpha strike into a complete reset at 20 life with a fresh seven-card hand. The most important deckbuilding tip is to pair it with cards that can exploit the reshuffle: recursive engines, tutors, and effects that let you quickly rebuild from a broad card pool, or even intentionally stock your graveyard with high-impact permanents you don’t mind shuffling back. Since it returns all permanents you own, it can also negate some self-destructive lines and make risky board-states safer. Flavor-wise, it feels like a desperate rite of undeath: when death closes in, the game itself is twisted into another doomed attempt at immortality.
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Character Background
Lich’s Mirror is a classic panic-button artifact for decks that expect to go very long and can afford to devote five mana to insurance rather than board presence. It best supports control and slow combo shells, where surviving the opponent’s inevitability matters more than tempo, because it turns a lethal mistake, burnout, or sudden alpha strike into a complete reset at 20 life with a fresh seven-card hand. The most important deckbuilding tip is to pair it with cards that can exploit the reshuffle: recursive engines, tutors, and effects that let you quickly rebuild from a broad card pool, or even intentionally stock your graveyard with high-impact permanents you don’t mind shuffling back. Since it returns all permanents you own, it can also negate some self-destructive lines and make risky board-states safer. Flavor-wise, it feels like a desperate rite of undeath: when death closes in, the game itself is twisted into another doomed attempt at immortality.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 00:20:43 UTC