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Fix What's Broken
Oracle Text
As an additional cost to cast this spell, pay X life.
Return each artifact and creature card with mana value X from your graveyard to the battlefield.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Fix What's Broken is a wonderfully flexible recursion spell for Orzhov-style value and grind decks, turning life into a precise tool rather than a liability. Because you choose X with the additional cost, it can rebuy a single key two-drop in the early game or swing harder later by returning multiple artifacts and creatures of the same mana value at once, making it especially strong in control, midrange, and combo shells that stock the graveyard deliberately. The life payment means it rewards careful planning: pair it with cheap self-mill, sacrifice outlets, or discard effects so the targets are already where they need to be. It also plays well in decks built around a dense curve at one or two mana, since you can maximize the number of returns for a modest investment. In Strixhaven’s academic disaster-repair flavor, the card feels like a magical clean-up crew—equal parts emergency recovery and disciplined resource management.
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Character Background
Fix What's Broken is a wonderfully flexible recursion spell for Orzhov-style value and grind decks, turning life into a precise tool rather than a liability. Because you choose X with the additional cost, it can rebuy a single key two-drop in the early game or swing harder later by returning multiple artifacts and creatures of the same mana value at once, making it especially strong in control, midrange, and combo shells that stock the graveyard deliberately. The life payment means it rewards careful planning: pair it with cheap self-mill, sacrifice outlets, or discard effects so the targets are already where they need to be. It also plays well in decks built around a dense curve at one or two mana, since you can maximize the number of returns for a modest investment. In Strixhaven’s academic disaster-repair flavor, the card feels like a magical clean-up crew—equal parts emergency recovery and disciplined resource management.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-03 10:40:45 UTC