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Strixhaven (STX)
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Set OverviewStats based on: Premier Draft
Archetypes & Signpost Uncommons
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Set Mechanics
Magecraft is an ability word that highlights triggered abilities that give you some sort of benefit whenever you cast—or copy—an instant or sorcery spell. So, you cast a sorcery spell. +1/+0. Then, in response, you cast an instant spell that will copy the sorcery. +1/+0. The instant spell resolves and copies the sorcery. +1/+0.
View all 0 Magecraft cardsWard is a triggered ability. Whenever a permanent with ward becomes the target of a spell or ability an opponent controls, counter that spell or ability unless that opponent pays whatever cost is after the word "ward." That cost can be mana, life, or pretty much anything else that can be a cost.
View all 0 Ward cardsWe're learning a lot of lessons already! Learn is a keyword action that lets you either discard a card and draw a card or put a Lesson card from outside the game into your hand.
View all 0 Learn cardsWe're learning a lot of lessons already! Learn is a keyword action that lets you either discard a card and draw a card or put a Lesson card from outside the game into your hand.
View all 0 Lesson cardsDemonstrate is a keyword ability found on five cards in the Strixhaven Commander products. Cards with demonstrate let you copy the spell when you cast it, but also let an opponent copy that spell.
View all 0 Demonstrate cardsNow that we've studied and learned and demonstrated our knowledge, we can achieve true Mastery! Specifically, the cycle of spells in the Strixhaven main set with "Mastery" in the name. These spells let you pay a cheaper alternative cost for a spell, but give an opponent an advantage if you do.
View all 0 Mastery Spells cardsPrevious Magic sets have included double-faced cards that required you to play them with their front faces up and transform them in some way to get to the back faces. The Zendikar Rising set features an exciting new take on this concept with modal double-faced cards: they don't transform, but instead you can play either face right away!
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