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Inspired Idea
Oracle Text
Cleave {3}{U}{U} (You may cast this spell for its cleave cost. If you do, remove the words in square brackets.)
Draw three cards. [Your maximum hand size is reduced by three for the rest of the game.]
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Inspired Idea is a clean blue value spell that fits best in control and slower tempo decks, where raw cards matter more than immediate board presence. At three mana, it is already a solid rate for draw-three, but the cleave option turns it into a much more explosive late-game refill: pay more, ignore the hand-size penalty, and keep every card you draw. That makes it especially appealing in decks built to hit land drops and convert extra cards into answers, such as flash-control shells or blue decks with instant-speed interaction. It also pairs well with effects that care about cards in hand, like discard outlets, wheel-style pressure, or permission-heavy strategies that want to reload after trading resources. On Innistrad, the name feels fitting: a sudden burst of insight amid gothic dread, the kind of forbidden breakthrough that keeps a mage alive one more night.
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Character Background
Inspired Idea is a clean blue value spell that fits best in control and slower tempo decks, where raw cards matter more than immediate board presence. At three mana, it is already a solid rate for draw-three, but the cleave option turns it into a much more explosive late-game refill: pay more, ignore the hand-size penalty, and keep every card you draw. That makes it especially appealing in decks built to hit land drops and convert extra cards into answers, such as flash-control shells or blue decks with instant-speed interaction. It also pairs well with effects that care about cards in hand, like discard outlets, wheel-style pressure, or permission-heavy strategies that want to reload after trading resources. On Innistrad, the name feels fitting: a sudden burst of insight amid gothic dread, the kind of forbidden breakthrough that keeps a mage alive one more night.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 13:40:45 UTC