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'''Fateseal''' is a [[keyword action]] similar to [[scry]]. The only difference between them is that when you scry, you affect your own library, and when you fateseal, you affect an opponent's library. Fateseal was introduced in [[Future Sight]], but was based on the mechanic of the [[Mirage]] card <c>Sealed Fate</c>. | '''Fateseal''' is a [[keyword action]] similar to [[scry]]. The only difference between them is that when you scry, you affect your own library, and when you fateseal, you affect an opponent's library. Fateseal was introduced in [[Future Sight]], but was based on the mechanic of the [[Mirage]] card <c>Sealed Fate</c>. It has only been printed on two cards so far, the [[timeshifted]] <c>Mesmeric Sliver</c> and <c>Spin into Myth</c>. | ||
{{rules|text= '''From the [[Comprehensive Rules]]''' | {{rules|text= '''From the [[Comprehensive Rules]]''' | ||
Revision as of 05:22, 29 February 2012
Fateseal is a keyword action similar to scry. The only difference between them is that when you scry, you affect your own library, and when you fateseal, you affect an opponent's library. Fateseal was introduced in Future Sight, but was based on the mechanic of the Mirage card Sealed Fate. It has only been printed on two cards so far, the timeshifted Mesmeric Sliver and Spin into Myth.
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- The fateseal action doesn't have a target. You choose which opponent to affect as part of performing the action.