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Best Flashback cards in MTG

Flashback: Flashback lets you cast a spell from your graveyard by paying its Flashback cost, after which the spell is exiled instead of going back to the graveyard.

  • Faithless Looting
  • Sevinne's Reclamation
  • Dread Return
  • Strike It Rich
  • Past in Flames
  • Deep Analysis
  • Bulk Up
  • Seize the Day
  • Army of the Damned
  • Think Twice
  • Electroduplicate
  • Laughing Mad
  • Otherworldly Gaze
  • Echo of Eons
  • Momentary Blink
  • Cackling Counterpart
  • Galvanic Iteration
  • Increasing Vengeance
  • Increasing Devotion
  • Ignite the Future
  • Prisoner's Dilemma
  • Divine Reckoning
  • Rite of Oblivion
  • Faithful Mending
  • Eviscerator's Insight
  • Artful Dodge
  • Unburial Rites
  • Siphon Insight
  • Nibelheim Aflame
  • Rite of Harmony

Flashback gives spells built-in card advantage by letting you cast them twice, which is excellent for value-oriented and grindy decks. Plan your sequencing so the spell ends up in your graveyard, sometimes via discard or self-mill, to use the Flashback cost later. It pairs well with effects that recur or copy graveyard spells.

FAQ

Where does a Flashback spell go after it resolves from the graveyard?
It is exiled, so you cannot cast it a third time unless another effect retrieves it from exile.
Can I cast a spell with Flashback from my hand using the Flashback cost?
No. The Flashback cost can only be used to cast the card from your graveyard; from hand you pay the normal mana cost.
What is the best Flashback card?
By popularity, Faithless Looting is among the most-played Flashback cards — see the full ranked list above.