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Discord, Lord of Disharmony
Oracle Text
Flying
At the beginning of your end step, choose a random nonland Magic card name. Until your next end step, you may cast a copy of a spell with that name, and mana of any type can be spent to cast it. If you cast a spell this way, copy this ability if Discord is on the battlefield.
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Mana CostCharacter Background
Discord, Lord of Disharmony is a quintessential value-engine commander for Rakdos shells, rewarding you for building around flexible, high-impact spells rather than a fixed combo line. A 3/5 flying body for four mana gives you respectable board presence, but the real strength is the end-step trigger: every turn it can hand you access to a random spell name and let you cast a copy, with any color of mana paying the cost. That makes Discord especially strong in a midrange-control deck packed with broad, modal cards, efficient removal, wheel effects, and haymakers that are good in many board states. The best deckbuilding tip is to maximize card-name density with cards you’re happy to copy repeatedly, while also including ways to protect Discord so the trigger can snowball if it survives. The “copy this ability” clause is brutal in grindy games, turning one living legend into a cascading source of chaos and incremental advantage.
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Character Background
Discord, Lord of Disharmony is a quintessential value-engine commander for Rakdos shells, rewarding you for building around flexible, high-impact spells rather than a fixed combo line. A 3/5 flying body for four mana gives you respectable board presence, but the real strength is the end-step trigger: every turn it can hand you access to a random spell name and let you cast a copy, with any color of mana paying the cost. That makes Discord especially strong in a midrange-control deck packed with broad, modal cards, efficient removal, wheel effects, and haymakers that are good in many board states. The best deckbuilding tip is to maximize card-name density with cards you’re happy to copy repeatedly, while also including ways to protect Discord so the trigger can snowball if it survives. The “copy this ability” clause is brutal in grindy games, turning one living legend into a cascading source of chaos and incremental advantage.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 15:40:43 UTC