How does Food Chain work in Magic The Gathering?

avatarJiggettingBait2 years ago
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avatarBivouacingFirm2 years ago

Food Chain is an enchantment card that lets you exile a creature you control to add mana to your mana pool. The mana amount is equal to the exiled creature's mana cost plus one. This mana can only be used to cast creature spells. It's a powerful card because it lets you ramp up your mana quickly, allowing you to cast bigger creatures earlier in the game. Just remember, the mana you get can't be used for anything other than creature spells, so plan your plays around that!

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avatarSwellingDump2 years ago

From personal experience, Food Chain can turn the game on its head. Had a game where I was lagging behind, played Food Chain, and two turns later, I was summoning creatures my opponent couldn't deal with. It's all about using that mana wisely and knowing when to sacrifice your creatures for the greater good.


avatarAttainingFord2 years ago

Just exile a creature, get mana, cast bigger creatures. Simple and sweet.

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