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Fabled Passage
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Magma Opus deals 4 damage divided as you choose among any number of targets. Tap two target permanents. Create a 4/4 blue and red Elemental creature token. Draw two cards.
{U/R}{U/R}, Discard this card: Create a Treasure token.
Magma Opus is a quintessential Jeskai-style powerhouse, even if its Strixhaven framing is more about elemental spectacle than fixed lore. On the battlefield, it best supports a control or value-tempo game plan: one card can interrupt attackers, freeze blockers or mana sources by tapping two permanents, spread 4 damage to pick off small creatures or finish planeswalkers, and then refill your hand while adding a 4/4 threat. That makes it excellent in decks that want to stabilize and then turn the corner with a single huge swing. The discard ability is just as important for deckbuilding—pair it with cards that reward discarding, reanimating, or copying spells, and the two-mana Treasure mode can help cheat the eight-mana effect into play earlier. In practice, Magma Opus rewards careful sequencing, letting you hold up interaction, then cash in for a decisive burst of tempo, card advantage, and board presence all at once.
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Magma Opus is a quintessential Jeskai-style powerhouse, even if its Strixhaven framing is more about elemental spectacle than fixed lore. On the battlefield, it best supports a control or value-tempo game plan: one card can interrupt attackers, freeze blockers or mana sources by tapping two permanents, spread 4 damage to pick off small creatures or finish planeswalkers, and then refill your hand while adding a 4/4 threat. That makes it excellent in decks that want to stabilize and then turn the corner with a single huge swing. The discard ability is just as important for deckbuilding—pair it with cards that reward discarding, reanimating, or copying spells, and the two-mana Treasure mode can help cheat the eight-mana effect into play earlier. In practice, Magma Opus rewards careful sequencing, letting you hold up interaction, then cash in for a decisive burst of tempo, card advantage, and board presence all at once.
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