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Chart a Course
Oracle Text
Draw two cards. Then discard a card unless you attacked this turn.
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Character Background
Chart a Course is a tidy blue sorcery that rewards players for staying proactive, turning a simple draw spell into an efficient hand refuel if you’ve already sent creatures into combat. In Magic: The Gathering, that makes it especially strong in tempo and aggressive-blue shells, where a cheap spell can keep pressure flowing without sacrificing card quality. If you attacked this turn, it becomes clean card advantage; if not, it still digs two deep and filters a dead card, which is perfectly acceptable in control decks looking to hit land drops or find interaction. The best deckbuilding tip is to pair it with evasive creatures like Pirates, flyers, or token makers that can safely connect and “turn on” the full effect. It also plays well alongside looting, flash threats, and any strategy that wants to convert early combat into sustained momentum.
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Character Background
Chart a Course is a tidy blue sorcery that rewards players for staying proactive, turning a simple draw spell into an efficient hand refuel if you’ve already sent creatures into combat. In Magic: The Gathering, that makes it especially strong in tempo and aggressive-blue shells, where a cheap spell can keep pressure flowing without sacrificing card quality. If you attacked this turn, it becomes clean card advantage; if not, it still digs two deep and filters a dead card, which is perfectly acceptable in control decks looking to hit land drops or find interaction. The best deckbuilding tip is to pair it with evasive creatures like Pirates, flyers, or token makers that can safely connect and “turn on” the full effect. It also plays well alongside looting, flash threats, and any strategy that wants to convert early combat into sustained momentum.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 06:10:43 UTC