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Choreographed Sparks
Oracle Text
This spell can't be copied.
Choose one or both —
• Copy target instant or sorcery spell you control. You may choose new targets for the copy.
• Copy target creature spell you control. The copy gains haste and "At the beginning of the end step, sacrifice this token."
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Choreographed Sparks feels like a Strixhaven spell designed for a wizard who treats every casting like a stage performance: one moment of flair, then the spell itself is repeated with deadly precision. In play, it best supports combo and tempo shells, especially decks that want to double up on cheap instants or sorceries while also turning a creature spell into immediate pressure. The “can’t be copied” clause keeps the card from looping itself, but that’s a feature more than a flaw, preventing easy abuse while still rewarding sequencing. Strong synergies include creatures with powerful enters-the-battlefield effects, or spells like burn, cantrips, and combat tricks that scale well when copied. In Izzet-style decks, it can act as both a value engine and a surprise finisher, letting you duplicate a removal spell or create a hasty token attacker on the same turn. Timing and board awareness make this card shine.
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Character Background
Choreographed Sparks feels like a Strixhaven spell designed for a wizard who treats every casting like a stage performance: one moment of flair, then the spell itself is repeated with deadly precision. In play, it best supports combo and tempo shells, especially decks that want to double up on cheap instants or sorceries while also turning a creature spell into immediate pressure. The “can’t be copied” clause keeps the card from looping itself, but that’s a feature more than a flaw, preventing easy abuse while still rewarding sequencing. Strong synergies include creatures with powerful enters-the-battlefield effects, or spells like burn, cantrips, and combat tricks that scale well when copied. In Izzet-style decks, it can act as both a value engine and a surprise finisher, letting you duplicate a removal spell or create a hasty token attacker on the same turn. Timing and board awareness make this card shine.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 05:40:42 UTC