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Skyward Eye Prophets
Oracle Text
Vigilance
{T}: Reveal the top card of your library. If it's a land card, put it onto the battlefield. Otherwise, put it into your hand.
Card Details
Mana CostSet
Character Background
Skyward Eye Prophets fits best in a value-oriented midrange or control shell, where its ability to convert every tap into either card advantage or accelerated mana steadily outgrinds opponents. In practical terms, it rewards a deck built with a healthy land count and topdeck smoothing, since its trigger effectively turns into “draw a card” more often when your mana is already set up and into extra ramp when you still need to develop. Vigilance matters a lot here: you can attack as a respectable 3/3 and still keep the Prophets available after combat, making it especially strong in grindy games. In lore terms, the card feels like a band of seers reading the heavens for signs, and that thematic patience matches its gameplay. It pairs nicely with effects that manipulate the top of your library, such as scry, brainstorm-style setup, or fetch lands, which let you control whether you want more lands on board or more gas in hand.
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Character Background
Skyward Eye Prophets fits best in a value-oriented midrange or control shell, where its ability to convert every tap into either card advantage or accelerated mana steadily outgrinds opponents. In practical terms, it rewards a deck built with a healthy land count and topdeck smoothing, since its trigger effectively turns into “draw a card” more often when your mana is already set up and into extra ramp when you still need to develop. Vigilance matters a lot here: you can attack as a respectable 3/3 and still keep the Prophets available after combat, making it especially strong in grindy games. In lore terms, the card feels like a band of seers reading the heavens for signs, and that thematic patience matches its gameplay. It pairs nicely with effects that manipulate the top of your library, such as scry, brainstorm-style setup, or fetch lands, which let you control whether you want more lands on board or more gas in hand.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 14:10:48 UTC