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Mind Rake
Oracle Text
Target player discards two cards.
Overload {1}{B} (You may cast this spell for its overload cost. If you do, change "target" in its text to "each.")
Card Details
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Character Background
Mind Rake is a straightforward but potent black sorcery that shines best in tempo and control shells, especially when you want to disrupt an opponent’s hand early and keep them off balance. At three mana, “target player discards two cards” is already respectable against combo or control decks that rely on assembling specific pieces, and the overload mode makes it much nastier in multiplayer or grindy matchups by turning it into a miniature mass-discard effect for just {1}{B}. That flexibility is the card’s real strength: it can be a clean 1-for-2 when you need precision, or a wider pressure tool when you’ve stabilized the board. It pairs well with cards that reward discard, such as madness payoffs, reanimation targets, or effects that trigger whenever an opponent discards. In deckbuilding, try to back it with recursion or spell-based attrition so you can force the opponent into topdeck mode while your own hand keeps flowing.
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Character Background
Mind Rake is a straightforward but potent black sorcery that shines best in tempo and control shells, especially when you want to disrupt an opponent’s hand early and keep them off balance. At three mana, “target player discards two cards” is already respectable against combo or control decks that rely on assembling specific pieces, and the overload mode makes it much nastier in multiplayer or grindy matchups by turning it into a miniature mass-discard effect for just {1}{B}. That flexibility is the card’s real strength: it can be a clean 1-for-2 when you need precision, or a wider pressure tool when you’ve stabilized the board. It pairs well with cards that reward discard, such as madness payoffs, reanimation targets, or effects that trigger whenever an opponent discards. In deckbuilding, try to back it with recursion or spell-based attrition so you can force the opponent into topdeck mode while your own hand keeps flowing.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 15:10:45 UTC