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Great Intelligence's Plan
Oracle Text
Draw three cards. Then target opponent faces a villainous choice — They discard three cards, or you may cast a spell from your hand without paying its mana cost.
Card Details
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Character Background
Great Intelligence’s Plan fits best in a control or midrange value shell, where the game is already slowed down and you can turn one expensive sorcery into multiple forms of pressure. Drawing three cards replaces itself in a big way, while the villainous choice forces your opponent into a lose-lose situation: either they shed three cards and fall behind on resources, or you get to cheat a free spell from your hand onto the battlefield. That makes it especially strong with high-impact spells you don’t mind casting off-tempo, such as another draw spell, a planeswalker, or a swingy finisher. In Commander, it pairs well with wheels and hand disruption, since emptying the opponent’s hand makes the discard mode worse and improves your odds of landing the free-cast mode. The card’s Doctor Who flavor feels like cold, calculated manipulation: the Great Intelligence doesn’t just attack your board, it engineers the terms of the conflict.
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Character Background
Great Intelligence’s Plan fits best in a control or midrange value shell, where the game is already slowed down and you can turn one expensive sorcery into multiple forms of pressure. Drawing three cards replaces itself in a big way, while the villainous choice forces your opponent into a lose-lose situation: either they shed three cards and fall behind on resources, or you get to cheat a free spell from your hand onto the battlefield. That makes it especially strong with high-impact spells you don’t mind casting off-tempo, such as another draw spell, a planeswalker, or a swingy finisher. In Commander, it pairs well with wheels and hand disruption, since emptying the opponent’s hand makes the discard mode worse and improves your odds of landing the free-cast mode. The card’s Doctor Who flavor feels like cold, calculated manipulation: the Great Intelligence doesn’t just attack your board, it engineers the terms of the conflict.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 05:40:43 UTC