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Wreck and Rebuild
Oracle Text
Choose one —
• Destroy target artifact or enchantment.
• Mill five cards, then you may put a land card from your graveyard onto the battlefield tapped.
Flashback {3}{R}{G}
Card Details
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Character Background
Wreck and Rebuild is a flexible Doctor Who-era tool that rewards midrange and value-focused decks, especially Gruul shells that want to pressure the board while keeping utility spells relevant. The first mode cleanly answers problematic artifacts or enchantments, making it a solid maindeck hedge against equipment, treasure engines, and sticky permanents, while the second mode turns the card into a modest self-mill and ramp piece by stocking the graveyard and potentially rebuying a land tapped onto the battlefield. That land recursion is particularly useful with fetch lands, utility lands, or land-sacrifice strategies, and the flashback gives the card strong late-game reach without demanding extra deck slots. In practice, it fits best in tempo-to-midrange builds that want one card to interact early and generate incremental advantage later. If your deck can exploit the graveyard, Wreck and Rebuild becomes less a simple removal spell and more a small engine.
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Character Background
Wreck and Rebuild is a flexible Doctor Who-era tool that rewards midrange and value-focused decks, especially Gruul shells that want to pressure the board while keeping utility spells relevant. The first mode cleanly answers problematic artifacts or enchantments, making it a solid maindeck hedge against equipment, treasure engines, and sticky permanents, while the second mode turns the card into a modest self-mill and ramp piece by stocking the graveyard and potentially rebuying a land tapped onto the battlefield. That land recursion is particularly useful with fetch lands, utility lands, or land-sacrifice strategies, and the flashback gives the card strong late-game reach without demanding extra deck slots. In practice, it fits best in tempo-to-midrange builds that want one card to interact early and generate incremental advantage later. If your deck can exploit the graveyard, Wreck and Rebuild becomes less a simple removal spell and more a small engine.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 20:10:43 UTC