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Unmask
Oracle Text
You may exile a black card from your hand rather than pay this spell's mana cost.
Target player reveals their hand. You choose a nonland card from it. That player discards that card.
Card Details
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Character Background
Unmask is a classic piece of black disruption that fits best in tempo, control, and combo shells, where seeing the opponent’s hand and stripping their best nonland card can buy the exact turn you need. Its alternate cost is the real hook: exiling a black card from your hand instead of paying {3}{B} lets you fire it off for free, which makes it especially potent in decks packed with redundant black cards, recursion, or high-impact spells you don’t mind losing from hand. In practice, it rewards tight sequencing and knowledge of the format, since you should aim it at the card that most threatens your game plan—often removal against a combo setup, a sweeper against creatures, or a payoff piece against control. Deckbuilding tip: pair it with graveyard-friendly black cards and effects that reward discard or hand disruption, so the “cost” of exiling a card becomes part of your engine rather than a drawback.
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Character Background
Unmask is a classic piece of black disruption that fits best in tempo, control, and combo shells, where seeing the opponent’s hand and stripping their best nonland card can buy the exact turn you need. Its alternate cost is the real hook: exiling a black card from your hand instead of paying {3}{B} lets you fire it off for free, which makes it especially potent in decks packed with redundant black cards, recursion, or high-impact spells you don’t mind losing from hand. In practice, it rewards tight sequencing and knowledge of the format, since you should aim it at the card that most threatens your game plan—often removal against a combo setup, a sweeper against creatures, or a payoff piece against control. Deckbuilding tip: pair it with graveyard-friendly black cards and effects that reward discard or hand disruption, so the “cost” of exiling a card becomes part of your engine rather than a drawback.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 23:10:44 UTC