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Lattice Library
Oracle Text
This enchantment enters with X study counters on it.
When this enchantment enters and whenever you cast your first spell with {X} in its mana cost each turn, create a 0/0 green and blue Fractal creature token. Put a number of +1/+1 counters on it equal to the number of study counters on this enchantment.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Lattice Library is a value engine that rewards slow, deliberate setup and shines best in control or combo shells built around X spells. Dropping it with a large X can immediately seed the board with a sizable Fractal, and because it also triggers off your first X-cost spell each turn, it keeps paying you for doing what those decks already want: scaling mana into scalable threats and effects. The study counters effectively turn future X spells into a higher ceiling for token production, so cards that generate excess mana, copy spells, or let you cast X spells on opponents’ turns are especially attractive. In practice, this is strongest in a green-blue ramp deck that wants to stabilize early, then convert stored mana into repeated board presence. It is less suited to aggro, but in a midrange build it can still anchor inevitability, especially alongside proliferate or counter-doubling effects that make each Fractal progressively larger.
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Character Background
Lattice Library is a value engine that rewards slow, deliberate setup and shines best in control or combo shells built around X spells. Dropping it with a large X can immediately seed the board with a sizable Fractal, and because it also triggers off your first X-cost spell each turn, it keeps paying you for doing what those decks already want: scaling mana into scalable threats and effects. The study counters effectively turn future X spells into a higher ceiling for token production, so cards that generate excess mana, copy spells, or let you cast X spells on opponents’ turns are especially attractive. In practice, this is strongest in a green-blue ramp deck that wants to stabilize early, then convert stored mana into repeated board presence. It is less suited to aggro, but in a midrange build it can still anchor inevitability, especially alongside proliferate or counter-doubling effects that make each Fractal progressively larger.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-04 00:20:42 UTC