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Gaea's Blessing
Oracle Text
Target player shuffles up to three target cards from their graveyard into their library.
Draw a card.
When this card is put into your graveyard from your library, shuffle your graveyard into your library.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Gaea’s Blessing is a subtle but powerful value tool that best fits control, midrange, and graveyard-recursion decks, especially those that want to grind through long games without running out of resources. For just two mana, it replaces itself while undoing an opponent’s or your own small graveyard setup by shuffling up to three cards back into a library, which can disrupt reanimation, flashback, or threshold-style plans at key moments. The real prize, though, is the self-protective trigger: if it gets milled from your library, your whole graveyard is shuffled back in, turning incidental self-mill into a second life for your deck. That makes it excellent alongside tutors, fetchlands, and mill-heavy self-dig strategies, where you can deliberately keep important pieces from being stranded. Thematically, it feels like a quiet act of renewal, and mechanically it rewards patience, resilience, and careful resource management.
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Character Background
Gaea’s Blessing is a subtle but powerful value tool that best fits control, midrange, and graveyard-recursion decks, especially those that want to grind through long games without running out of resources. For just two mana, it replaces itself while undoing an opponent’s or your own small graveyard setup by shuffling up to three cards back into a library, which can disrupt reanimation, flashback, or threshold-style plans at key moments. The real prize, though, is the self-protective trigger: if it gets milled from your library, your whole graveyard is shuffled back in, turning incidental self-mill into a second life for your deck. That makes it excellent alongside tutors, fetchlands, and mill-heavy self-dig strategies, where you can deliberately keep important pieces from being stranded. Thematically, it feels like a quiet act of renewal, and mechanically it rewards patience, resilience, and careful resource management.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 15:10:43 UTC