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Turtles in Time
Oracle Text
Return all creatures to their owners' hands. Each player may shuffle their hand and graveyard into their library, then each player who does draws seven cards.
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Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Turtles in Time is a mythic, game-swinging reset button that best supports control and combo shells, especially lists built to break parity after a mass bounce. At seven mana, it asks for a stabilized board, but in return it can erase combat pressure, undo a wide battlefield, and force both players into a fresh game state. The optional shuffle clause is where clever deckbuilding matters: if your graveyard is loaded with flashback, escape-style recursion, or cards that are excellent to redraw in bulk, you can turn the “restart” into an advantage by cashing in resources before casting it. It also pairs well with planeswalkers, token makers that can rebuild faster than the opponent, and instant-speed interaction to protect your lead after the reset. The TMNT flavor fits perfectly: a chaotic time-warp that scrambles everyone’s plans, then lets the prepared player emerge ahead.
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Character Background
Turtles in Time is a mythic, game-swinging reset button that best supports control and combo shells, especially lists built to break parity after a mass bounce. At seven mana, it asks for a stabilized board, but in return it can erase combat pressure, undo a wide battlefield, and force both players into a fresh game state. The optional shuffle clause is where clever deckbuilding matters: if your graveyard is loaded with flashback, escape-style recursion, or cards that are excellent to redraw in bulk, you can turn the “restart” into an advantage by cashing in resources before casting it. It also pairs well with planeswalkers, token makers that can rebuild faster than the opponent, and instant-speed interaction to protect your lead after the reset. The TMNT flavor fits perfectly: a chaotic time-warp that scrambles everyone’s plans, then lets the prepared player emerge ahead.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 13:10:44 UTC