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Errant, Street Artist
Oracle Text
Flash
Defender, haste
{1}{U}, {T}: Copy target spell you control that wasn't cast. You may choose new targets for the copy.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Errant, Street Artist is a clever blue tempo-value piece that rewards you for turning “free” spell copies into board presence or card advantage while still keeping mana open. Flash plus defender and haste makes her an awkward little ambusher: she can drop in at instant speed, survive as a blocker, and immediately tap to begin amplifying your setup. The real prize is the activated ability, which only copies a spell you control that wasn’t cast, so she shines in decks built around tokenized copies from cards like Reverberate-style effects, cascade-like mechanics, or “copy this spell” engines generated by other permanents. In practice, she is best in control or combo shells that can protect her and repeatedly generate noncast spells; she’s less about raw aggression and more about squeezing extra value from spells that already wanted to multiply. If you build around cheap interaction and copy payoffs, Errant turns careful sequencing into a very efficient engine.
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Character Background
Errant, Street Artist is a clever blue tempo-value piece that rewards you for turning “free” spell copies into board presence or card advantage while still keeping mana open. Flash plus defender and haste makes her an awkward little ambusher: she can drop in at instant speed, survive as a blocker, and immediately tap to begin amplifying your setup. The real prize is the activated ability, which only copies a spell you control that wasn’t cast, so she shines in decks built around tokenized copies from cards like Reverberate-style effects, cascade-like mechanics, or “copy this spell” engines generated by other permanents. In practice, she is best in control or combo shells that can protect her and repeatedly generate noncast spells; she’s less about raw aggression and more about squeezing extra value from spells that already wanted to multiply. If you build around cheap interaction and copy payoffs, Errant turns careful sequencing into a very efficient engine.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-09-11 22:20:43 UTC