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Wiretapping
Oracle Text
Hideaway 5 (When this enchantment enters, look at the top five cards of your library, exile one face down, then put the rest on the bottom in a random order.)
Whenever you draw your first card during each of your draw steps, draw a card. Then if you have nine or more cards in hand, you may play the exiled card without paying its mana cost.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Wiretapping is a slow-burn value engine that fits best in control or draw-heavy combo decks, especially in a format where sticking around long enough to exploit extra cards is the real victory. The enchantment’s hideaway gives you a hidden payoff up front, then rewards you every turn by turning your first draw into a second card, which quickly snowballs toward the nine-card threshold. In practice, it asks for patience and hand-size management: pair it with instant-speed interaction, cheap cantrips, and effects that refill your grip so you can cast the exiled spell for free at the right moment. Deckbuilding-wise, cards that reduce the cost of staying alive while drawing extra cards—such as defensive removal or repeatable draw engines—make this far more reliable. The New Capenna flavor fits perfectly too: secrets, surveillance, and a payoff that feels like cracking open the city’s hidden networks once you’ve gathered enough leverage.
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Character Background
Wiretapping is a slow-burn value engine that fits best in control or draw-heavy combo decks, especially in a format where sticking around long enough to exploit extra cards is the real victory. The enchantment’s hideaway gives you a hidden payoff up front, then rewards you every turn by turning your first draw into a second card, which quickly snowballs toward the nine-card threshold. In practice, it asks for patience and hand-size management: pair it with instant-speed interaction, cheap cantrips, and effects that refill your grip so you can cast the exiled spell for free at the right moment. Deckbuilding-wise, cards that reduce the cost of staying alive while drawing extra cards—such as defensive removal or repeatable draw engines—make this far more reliable. The New Capenna flavor fits perfectly too: secrets, surveillance, and a payoff that feels like cracking open the city’s hidden networks once you’ve gathered enough leverage.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-09-09 15:40:44 UTC