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Birds of Paradise
Oracle Text
Flying
{T}: Add one mana of any color.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Birds of Paradise is one of Magic’s most enduring fixing creatures, and in Ravnica Remastered it remains a premier tool for decks that want early acceleration without sacrificing flexibility. A one-mana 0/1 flyer that taps for any color, it best supports midrange, combo, and multicolor control shells, where smooth mana and a faster start matter more than raw board presence. In practice, it lets you jump from turn one into a three-mana play on turn two, or it can bridge awkward color requirements in ambitious gold-heavy decks. Its flying body is not for combat dominance, but it can chip in, carry equipment, or simply block opposing fliers in a pinch. A strong deckbuilding tip is to pair it with powerful color-intensive spells or land-light lists, especially in Commander or modern-style multicolor piles, where it effectively turns any hand into a keepable one.
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Character Background
Birds of Paradise is one of Magic’s most enduring fixing creatures, and in Ravnica Remastered it remains a premier tool for decks that want early acceleration without sacrificing flexibility. A one-mana 0/1 flyer that taps for any color, it best supports midrange, combo, and multicolor control shells, where smooth mana and a faster start matter more than raw board presence. In practice, it lets you jump from turn one into a three-mana play on turn two, or it can bridge awkward color requirements in ambitious gold-heavy decks. Its flying body is not for combat dominance, but it can chip in, carry equipment, or simply block opposing fliers in a pinch. A strong deckbuilding tip is to pair it with powerful color-intensive spells or land-light lists, especially in Commander or modern-style multicolor piles, where it effectively turns any hand into a keepable one.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 19:20:43 UTC