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Cloudstone Curio
Oracle Text
Whenever a nonartifact permanent you control enters, you may return another permanent you control that shares a permanent type with it to its owner's hand.
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Cloudstone Curio is a classic engine piece for Magic: The Gathering decks that want to turn every creature, enchantment, or other nonartifact permanent into repeatable value, making it especially strong in combo and high-tempo value shells. Its ability lets you “bounce” another permanent you control that shares a type with the one entering, so a deck built around cheap creatures, token makers, and enter-the-battlefield triggers can chain plays and reuse effects again and again. In practice, this rewards careful sequencing: cast a creature, pick up a useful one, replay it, and keep your mana flowing efficiently. It pairs particularly well with low-cost creatures that draw cards or generate tokens, and with landfall-style or enchantment-heavy builds if you can reliably recast the returned permanent. In Ravnica Remastered, it feels like a polished piece of arcane infrastructure—less about brute force, more about controlled movement and recursive advantage.
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Character Background
Cloudstone Curio is a classic engine piece for Magic: The Gathering decks that want to turn every creature, enchantment, or other nonartifact permanent into repeatable value, making it especially strong in combo and high-tempo value shells. Its ability lets you “bounce” another permanent you control that shares a type with the one entering, so a deck built around cheap creatures, token makers, and enter-the-battlefield triggers can chain plays and reuse effects again and again. In practice, this rewards careful sequencing: cast a creature, pick up a useful one, replay it, and keep your mana flowing efficiently. It pairs particularly well with low-cost creatures that draw cards or generate tokens, and with landfall-style or enchantment-heavy builds if you can reliably recast the returned permanent. In Ravnica Remastered, it feels like a polished piece of arcane infrastructure—less about brute force, more about controlled movement and recursive advantage.
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