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Lull
Oracle Text
Prevent all combat damage that would be dealt this turn.
Cycling {2} ({2}, Discard this card: Draw a card.)
Card Details
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Character Background
Lull is a deceptively simple green instant that fits best in control-leaning or midrange value decks, especially those trying to buy one crucial turn against an aggressive board. Preventing all combat damage for the turn can blank a wide swing, force awkward attacks, and protect planeswalkers or life total while you stabilize with bigger creatures or sweepers. The cycling cost is what makes it shine in constructed-style play: if you don’t need the fog effect, you can cash it in for a fresh card, so it rarely sits dead in hand. That flexibility makes it a strong maindeck or sideboard option in decks that want early interaction without losing momentum. It pairs particularly well with strategies that punish an extra turn of safety, such as token decks, landfall builds, or any list planning to untap into a board-changing play.
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Character Background
Lull is a deceptively simple green instant that fits best in control-leaning or midrange value decks, especially those trying to buy one crucial turn against an aggressive board. Preventing all combat damage for the turn can blank a wide swing, force awkward attacks, and protect planeswalkers or life total while you stabilize with bigger creatures or sweepers. The cycling cost is what makes it shine in constructed-style play: if you don’t need the fog effect, you can cash it in for a fresh card, so it rarely sits dead in hand. That flexibility makes it a strong maindeck or sideboard option in decks that want early interaction without losing momentum. It pairs particularly well with strategies that punish an extra turn of safety, such as token decks, landfall builds, or any list planning to untap into a board-changing play.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-10-08 01:10:42 UTC