Magic: The Gathering

Grave Studies

Alchemy: Secrets of Strixhaven • uncommon

Set: Alchemy: Secrets of Strixhaven
Rarity: Uncommon
Mana cost: BG
Type: Instant
Colors: Black · Green
Artist: Abz J Harding

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Grave Studies reflects the academic focus of Strixhaven by allowing players to utilize their graveyard as a resource for card advantage. This card is notable for its role in the digital-only Alchemy format, where its ability to seek cards from your library adds a layer of tactical flexibility unique to the game's virtual environment.

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Conjure a card named Teacher's Pest onto the battlefield, then each player sacrifices a creature.

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