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Seal of the Guildpact
Oracle Text
As this artifact enters, choose two colors.
Each spell you cast costs {1} less to cast for each of the chosen colors it is.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Seal of the Guildpact is a quietly powerful artifact that rewards decks built to cast multicolored spells, and in Ravnica Remastered it feels like a bureaucratic relic of the guild system turned into pure efficiency. Its best home is usually midrange or control, where the game goes long enough for the five-mana investment to pay off in repeated discounts, but it can also fuel combo shells packed with gold cards. Because it reduces the cost of each chosen color, a spell that matches both selected colors gets a full {2} discount, so the ideal build leans heavily into two-color cards rather than splashing widely. It pairs especially well with dense guildmana decks that want to chain interaction and threats ahead of curve, and it becomes much stronger when your curve is full of flexible multicolor spells like removal, card draw, and value creatures. Choose your colors based on the majority of your deck, not just a splash.
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Character Background
Seal of the Guildpact is a quietly powerful artifact that rewards decks built to cast multicolored spells, and in Ravnica Remastered it feels like a bureaucratic relic of the guild system turned into pure efficiency. Its best home is usually midrange or control, where the game goes long enough for the five-mana investment to pay off in repeated discounts, but it can also fuel combo shells packed with gold cards. Because it reduces the cost of each chosen color, a spell that matches both selected colors gets a full {2} discount, so the ideal build leans heavily into two-color cards rather than splashing widely. It pairs especially well with dense guildmana decks that want to chain interaction and threats ahead of curve, and it becomes much stronger when your curve is full of flexible multicolor spells like removal, card draw, and value creatures. Choose your colors based on the majority of your deck, not just a splash.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-10-08 22:10:47 UTC