| Name | Psychic Possession  |
|---|---|
| Type | Enchantment — aura |
| Description | Enchant opponent Skip your draw step. Whenever enchanted opponent draws a card, you may draw a card. |
| Flavor | "You will do the thinking for the both of us!" |
| Artist | Mark Tedin |
| Set | Dissension #30 |
| Wallpaper |  download |
| Image |  download |
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Psychic Possession, Enchantment — aura, designed by Mark Tedin first released in May, 2006 in the set Dissension.
This card, Psychic Possession, would benefit a control deck that aims to disrupt the opponent's card advantage. While it can provide you with additional card draw, there are better options like Rhystic Study or Mystic Remora that offer similar effects at a lower cost and with additional benefits. Overall, Psychic Possession may not see much play in competitive decks due to its high mana cost and limited impact compared to other options available.
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Enchanting an opponent works very much like enchanting a permanent. The Aura spell targets the opponent. When it resolves, it enters the battlefield “attached” to that player. Once it’s on the battlefield, it no longer targets that player.
05/01/06
If Psychic Possession’s controller ever happens to be the player it’s enchanting, Psychic Possession will be put into its owner’s graveyard as a state-based action.
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In a multiplayer game, if the enchanted opponent leaves the game, Psychic Possession will be put into its owner’s graveyard as a state-based action. If Psychic Possession’s owner leaves the game, Psychic Possession immediately leaves the game; this is not a state-based action.
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