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Far Out
Oracle Text
Rather than choose the indicated number of modes for spells and abilities you control, you may choose one or more modes. You can't choose any mode more than once.
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Character Background
Far Out is a bizarrely elegant enchantment that turns every modal spell and ability you control into a toolbox with extra flexibility, letting you pick one or more modes instead of being locked into a single selection. In practice, this is strongest in value- and control-oriented decks that already pack flexible cards, because it can turn removal, protection, and card-advantage spells into premium multipurpose plays. It’s especially nasty with cards that ask you to “choose two” or “choose one or more” modes, since Far Out lets you compress multiple effects into a single cast and often outpace an opponent on resources. Build around spells with modal commands, charm-style effects, or abilities with modes on planeswalkers and permanents; the more options you have, the better this gets. Its Unfinity flavor feels appropriately theatrical—an enchantment that makes every choice a little more absurd, and a lot more powerful.
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Character Background
Far Out is a bizarrely elegant enchantment that turns every modal spell and ability you control into a toolbox with extra flexibility, letting you pick one or more modes instead of being locked into a single selection. In practice, this is strongest in value- and control-oriented decks that already pack flexible cards, because it can turn removal, protection, and card-advantage spells into premium multipurpose plays. It’s especially nasty with cards that ask you to “choose two” or “choose one or more” modes, since Far Out lets you compress multiple effects into a single cast and often outpace an opponent on resources. Build around spells with modal commands, charm-style effects, or abilities with modes on planeswalkers and permanents; the more options you have, the better this gets. Its Unfinity flavor feels appropriately theatrical—an enchantment that makes every choice a little more absurd, and a lot more powerful.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-07-30 07:40:43 UTC