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White Lotus Tile
Oracle Text
This artifact enters tapped.
{T}: Add X mana of any one color, where X is the greatest number of creatures you control that have a creature type in common.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
White Lotus Tile is the kind of artifact that feels patient at first—entering tapped—but then pays you back when your board is properly shaped. Its mana can scale into something impressive because X equals the greatest number of creatures you control sharing a creature type, so the best game plan is usually value and tempo: you want to develop a critical mass of one creature type early and keep it on the table. In deckbuilding, lean into tribal-like synergies even when you’re not “all-in” on a formal tribe—run redundancy with lords, creature-type payoff cards, and effects that produce multiple bodies of the same type (like spirits, clerics, or soldiers, depending on your colors). Prioritize cards that reward staying on one axis (typal buffs, “whenever you cast” triggers for that type, and token makers), because each additional same-type creature directly increases the Tile’s explosive mana. In practice, it’s best on turns when you can curve into bigger plays while protecting your lead.
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Character Background
White Lotus Tile is the kind of artifact that feels patient at first—entering tapped—but then pays you back when your board is properly shaped. Its mana can scale into something impressive because X equals the greatest number of creatures you control sharing a creature type, so the best game plan is usually value and tempo: you want to develop a critical mass of one creature type early and keep it on the table. In deckbuilding, lean into tribal-like synergies even when you’re not “all-in” on a formal tribe—run redundancy with lords, creature-type payoff cards, and effects that produce multiple bodies of the same type (like spirits, clerics, or soldiers, depending on your colors). Prioritize cards that reward staying on one axis (typal buffs, “whenever you cast” triggers for that type, and token makers), because each additional same-type creature directly increases the Tile’s explosive mana. In practice, it’s best on turns when you can curve into bigger plays while protecting your lead.
Generated using gpt-5.4-nano · Updated at 2026-03-27 21:30:14 UTC