Elven Chorus

Elven Chorus

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{3}{G} · Enchantment
Mythic · The Hobbit Eternal · Art by Stephen L. Walsh
You may look at the top card of your library any time. You may cast creature spells from the top of your library. Creatures you control have "{T}: Add one mana of any color."
Predicted power
Standard Eng.NLUsr.
Pioneer Eng.NLUsr.
Modern 38 Eng.DUsr.

Like Fight Rigging (32), this is a board-dependent green enchantment; Chorus is a better engine, but four mana makes it a fringe Elves test.

Best home Creature-combo ElvesBand fringeConfidence 57%

Could be wrong if A resilient creature-density shell that reliably clears the top card could make its mana-chaining much stronger.

Legacy 43 Eng.D+Usr.

Elves can exploit the mana conversion and top-deck casting, but unlike Aluren (68), Chorus is a slow, non-self-contained four-mana engine.

Best home ElvesBand fringeConfidence 54%

Could be wrong if Legacy Elves' fast mana and tutoring could support a low-copy engine package better than expected.

Pauper Eng.NLUsr.
Commander 63 Eng.B-Usr.

Less immediate than Enduring Vitality, but turning a developed creature board into fixing plus top-deck casting is powerful in creature-heavy builds.

Best home Creature-token decksBand role-playerConfidence 62%

Could be wrong if Four mana and reliance on an existing board may leave it too slow and replaceable for optimized lists.

Limited 60 Eng.B-Usr.

A slow nonboard four-drop, but an established creature board can convert it into fixing and multiple spells; it is weak while behind.

Best home Creature-heavy green decksBand solidConfidence 35%

Could be wrong if Unknown creature density, speed, and enchantment removal determine whether its engine is premium or merely solid.

Creature-board mana engine

“A four-mana creature-board mana engine with fringe Eternal potential and a stronger role in creature-dense Commander decks.”

AI prediction made before release — not a measured result. Real performance data replaces this once the set is legal and tournament results come in.

Previewed 23 July by Stephen Walsh

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