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Diary of Dreams
Oracle Text
Whenever you cast an instant or sorcery spell, put a page counter on this artifact.
{5}, {T}: Draw a card. This ability costs {1} less to activate for each page counter on this artifact.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Diary of Dreams is a clean value engine for any blue-red or spell-heavy control deck that wants to turn normal interaction into long-term advantage. In a Strixhaven context, it feels like a scholar’s notebook that grows more useful the more spells you sling, and the gameplay mirrors that theme perfectly: every instant or sorcery advances the book, then eventually turns into an efficient repeatable draw source. It’s best in tempo or control shells, where you can naturally cast cantrips, counters, burn, and removal while leaving up mana. The ideal synergy is with cheap instants and sorceries—think Opt-style effects, rituals, or flashback spells—because they quickly stack page counters and reduce the activation cost. In a deck with spell recursion or copy effects, it becomes even stronger, since each cast both fuels the artifact and keeps your hand full.
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Character Background
Diary of Dreams is a clean value engine for any blue-red or spell-heavy control deck that wants to turn normal interaction into long-term advantage. In a Strixhaven context, it feels like a scholar’s notebook that grows more useful the more spells you sling, and the gameplay mirrors that theme perfectly: every instant or sorcery advances the book, then eventually turns into an efficient repeatable draw source. It’s best in tempo or control shells, where you can naturally cast cantrips, counters, burn, and removal while leaving up mana. The ideal synergy is with cheap instants and sorceries—think Opt-style effects, rituals, or flashback spells—because they quickly stack page counters and reduce the activation cost. In a deck with spell recursion or copy effects, it becomes even stronger, since each cast both fuels the artifact and keeps your hand full.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-03 10:10:45 UTC