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Page, Loose Leaf
Oracle Text
{T}: Add {C}.
Grandeur — Discard another card named Page, Loose Leaf: Reveal cards from the top of your library until you reveal an instant or sorcery card. Put that card into your hand and the rest on the bottom of your library in a random order.
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Mana CostCharacter Background
Page, Loose Leaf feels like a Strixhaven desk toy that somehow became a real engine: a humble 0/2 Construct that quietly ramps you with {T}: Add {C}, then turns extra copies of itself into a spell-finding tutor. In practice, it best supports control and value shells, especially decks built to chain instants and sorceries rather than flood the board. The Grandeur ability rewards redundancy, so if your format allows multiple copies, running the full set makes sense; even the “extra” Pages become selection tools instead of dead draws. It pairs especially well with cantrips, cheap interaction, and card-draw spells, since finding the right instant or sorcery often stabilizes the game or sets up a swing turn. In Commander, it also works nicely with artifact recursion or looting, letting you recycle a copy into another search. Overall, it’s a modest body with a surprisingly academic, library-driven advantage.
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Character Background
Page, Loose Leaf feels like a Strixhaven desk toy that somehow became a real engine: a humble 0/2 Construct that quietly ramps you with {T}: Add {C}, then turns extra copies of itself into a spell-finding tutor. In practice, it best supports control and value shells, especially decks built to chain instants and sorceries rather than flood the board. The Grandeur ability rewards redundancy, so if your format allows multiple copies, running the full set makes sense; even the “extra” Pages become selection tools instead of dead draws. It pairs especially well with cantrips, cheap interaction, and card-draw spells, since finding the right instant or sorcery often stabilizes the game or sets up a swing turn. In Commander, it also works nicely with artifact recursion or looting, letting you recycle a copy into another search. Overall, it’s a modest body with a surprisingly academic, library-driven advantage.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-03 12:20:43 UTC