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Prismari Charm
Oracle Text
Choose one —
• Surveil 2, then draw a card.
• Prismari Charm deals 1 damage to each of one or two targets.
• Return target nonland permanent to its owner's hand.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Prismari Charm is a quintessential Strixhaven spell: flexible, flashy, and perfectly suited to decks that want to keep mana open while dictating the pace of the game. In practice, it shines best in tempo and control shells, where every mode has a meaningful role. The surveil 2 then draw mode smooths draws and fills the graveyard, making it especially good with spell recursion, delve-style payoffs, or any deck that wants to bin situational cards. The 1-damage mode is small but surprisingly useful for finishing planeswalkers, picking off utility creatures, or splitting damage across two targets to stabilize against early aggression. The bounce mode is the most swingy, buying a critical turn against large threats or resetting an opposing aura or equipment. Because it only costs two mana, it is an excellent held-up answer in interactive blue-red decks, and it gets even better alongside counterspells, prowess threats, or other “cast spells” payoffs.
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Character Background
Prismari Charm is a quintessential Strixhaven spell: flexible, flashy, and perfectly suited to decks that want to keep mana open while dictating the pace of the game. In practice, it shines best in tempo and control shells, where every mode has a meaningful role. The surveil 2 then draw mode smooths draws and fills the graveyard, making it especially good with spell recursion, delve-style payoffs, or any deck that wants to bin situational cards. The 1-damage mode is small but surprisingly useful for finishing planeswalkers, picking off utility creatures, or splitting damage across two targets to stabilize against early aggression. The bounce mode is the most swingy, buying a critical turn against large threats or resetting an opposing aura or equipment. Because it only costs two mana, it is an excellent held-up answer in interactive blue-red decks, and it gets even better alongside counterspells, prowess threats, or other “cast spells” payoffs.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-03 15:10:45 UTC