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Enter the Infinite
Oracle Text
Draw cards equal to the number of cards in your library, then put a card from your hand on top of your library. You have no maximum hand size until your next turn.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Enter the Infinite is the kind of mythic blue spell that turns a stable control or combo shell into a fireworks show, trading a steep eleven-mana investment for an overwhelming reload. In gameplay terms, it best supports combo and hard control: once you survive long enough to cast it, you essentially convert your entire library into a fresh grip, then keep your best current card on top so you don’t strand a key answer or win condition. The no-maximum-hand-size clause matters more than it looks, since it lets you hold onto the flood of cards and sequence freely on the following turn. A classic synergy is pairing it with Omniscience, Show and Tell-style cheat effects, or a cheap draw spell immediately after to convert the stacked hand into a deterministic win. Deckbuilding tip: include a way to protect the turn you cast it, because if you untap with that many cards, the game should end quickly.
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Character Background
Enter the Infinite is the kind of mythic blue spell that turns a stable control or combo shell into a fireworks show, trading a steep eleven-mana investment for an overwhelming reload. In gameplay terms, it best supports combo and hard control: once you survive long enough to cast it, you essentially convert your entire library into a fresh grip, then keep your best current card on top so you don’t strand a key answer or win condition. The no-maximum-hand-size clause matters more than it looks, since it lets you hold onto the flood of cards and sequence freely on the following turn. A classic synergy is pairing it with Omniscience, Show and Tell-style cheat effects, or a cheap draw spell immediately after to convert the stacked hand into a deterministic win. Deckbuilding tip: include a way to protect the turn you cast it, because if you untap with that many cards, the game should end quickly.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 20:40:43 UTC