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Stitch in Time
Oracle Text
Flip a coin. If you win the flip, take an extra turn after this one.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Stitch in Time is a quintessential Izzet gamble: a two-color sorcery that turns raw curiosity into a potential extra turn, fitting best in combo or tempo shells that can capitalize immediately on a burst of mana and cards. In Ravnica Remastered, its name and colors evoke the guild’s obsession with clever experimentation and reckless precision, as if some mage is literally sewing together moments and hoping the thread holds. Practically, the card rewards decks that can dig for it and protect their lead, such as blue-red builds with cantrips, copy effects, and extra-turn payoffs. Because the result hinges on a coin flip, it’s strongest when the deck already benefits from variance—think Veyran-style spell chains or support from coin-flip manipulators like Krark’s Thumb in casual environments. Cast it when an extra combat, untap, or burst of spellcasting could snowball the game; if you win the flip, the tempo swing can be enormous.
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Character Background
Stitch in Time is a quintessential Izzet gamble: a two-color sorcery that turns raw curiosity into a potential extra turn, fitting best in combo or tempo shells that can capitalize immediately on a burst of mana and cards. In Ravnica Remastered, its name and colors evoke the guild’s obsession with clever experimentation and reckless precision, as if some mage is literally sewing together moments and hoping the thread holds. Practically, the card rewards decks that can dig for it and protect their lead, such as blue-red builds with cantrips, copy effects, and extra-turn payoffs. Because the result hinges on a coin flip, it’s strongest when the deck already benefits from variance—think Veyran-style spell chains or support from coin-flip manipulators like Krark’s Thumb in casual environments. Cast it when an extra combat, untap, or burst of spellcasting could snowball the game; if you win the flip, the tempo swing can be enormous.
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