M:tG card similarity search
| Name | Mana | Type | Text |
|---|---|---|---|
| A-Earthquake Dragon | 14G | Creature — Elemental Dragon | This spell costs {X} less to cast, where X is the total mana value of Dragons you control not named Earthquake Dragon. Flying, trample {2}{G}, Sacrifice a land: Return A-Earthquake Dragon from your graveyard to your hand. 10/10 |
| Archon of the Triumvirate | 5WU | Creature — Archon | Flying Whenever Archon of the Triumvirate attacks, detain up to two target nonland permanents your opponents control. (Until your next turn, those permanents can't attack or block and their activated abilities can't be activated.) 4/5 |
| Cyclopean Titan | 4BBBB | Creature — Zombie Giant | When Cyclopean Titan dies, two target lands become Swamps. Exile Cyclopean Titan. {3}, {T}: Tap target creature, then return Cyclopean Titan to its owner's hand. 8/4 |
| Kiss of the Amesha | 4WU | Sorcery | Target player gains 7 life and draws two cards. |
| Drelnoch | 4U | Creature — Yeti Mutant | Whenever Drelnoch becomes blocked, you may draw two cards. 3/3 |
| Shadow Puppeteers | 6U | Creature — Faerie Wizard | Flying, ward {2} When Shadow Puppeteers enters the battlefield, create two 1/1 black Faerie Rogue creature tokens with flying. Whenever a creature you control with flying attacks, you may have it become a red Dragon with base power and toughness 4/4 in addition to its other colors and types until end of turn. 4/4 |
| Jushi Apprentice | 1U | Creature — Human Wizard | {2}{U}, {T}: Draw a card. If you have nine or more cards in hand, flip Jushi Apprentice. 1/2 |
| Twining Twins | 2UU | Creature — Faerie Wizard | Flying, vigilance, ward {1} 4/4 |
| Noggin Whack | 2BB | Tribal Sorcery — Rogue | Prowl {1}{B} (You may cast this for its prowl cost if you dealt combat damage to a player this turn with a Rogue.) Target player reveals three cards from their hand. You choose two of them. That player discards those cards. |
| Adamaro, First to Desire | 1RR | Legendary Creature — Spirit | Adamaro, First to Desire's power and toughness are each equal to the number of cards in the hand of the opponent with the most cards in hand. */* |