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Fabled Passage
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{T}: Mill two cards. (Put the top two cards of your library into your graveyard.)
{2}, Exile this artifact: Shuffle any number of target cards from your graveyard into your library.
Perpetual Timepiece is a quietly powerful artifact that fits best in value-leaning control, self-mill, and graveyard-centric combo decks, where every card in the bin is either fuel or future insurance. Its first ability lets you mill two cards at a time, which is deceptively useful: it digs toward recursion targets, fills delirium or threshold-style conditions, and turns over lands or flashback spells you want in the graveyard anyway. The second ability gives it real staying power, since you can exile it to shuffle any number of target cards from your graveyard back into your library, protecting key pieces from exile effects or letting you recycle win conditions in a long game. It pairs especially well with reanimation, dredge-adjacent shells, and decks that want to stock the graveyard without losing critical combo parts forever. In practice, it rewards patience: deploy it early, mill repeatedly, then cash it in only when the matchup demands resource preservation.
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Perpetual Timepiece is a quietly powerful artifact that fits best in value-leaning control, self-mill, and graveyard-centric combo decks, where every card in the bin is either fuel or future insurance. Its first ability lets you mill two cards at a time, which is deceptively useful: it digs toward recursion targets, fills delirium or threshold-style conditions, and turns over lands or flashback spells you want in the graveyard anyway. The second ability gives it real staying power, since you can exile it to shuffle any number of target cards from your graveyard back into your library, protecting key pieces from exile effects or letting you recycle win conditions in a long game. It pairs especially well with reanimation, dredge-adjacent shells, and decks that want to stock the graveyard without losing critical combo parts forever. In practice, it rewards patience: deploy it early, mill repeatedly, then cash it in only when the matchup demands resource preservation.
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