Exalted The Magus Cypher

What The Magus Cypher Is

The Magus Cypher is Rubick's arcana, worn in the back slot: the Puzzle of Perplex that the Grand Magus finally cracked hovers behind him and reacts to whatever he has stolen. Exalted marks the copies bought during the event.

Stolen Spells With Their Own Effects

The arcana rebuilds how Rubick looks and moves, swaps his hero and ability icons, and ships a re-recorded voice for him.

The slot is listed as back, but the list of changes runs far past a single wearable — this is a full pass over the character.

None of it reaches gameplay: Spell Steal takes the same things, and no cooldown or cast range shifts by a point.

Rubick is a support picked at every bracket, so the arcana turns up in games more often than its price suggests.

How the Style Progression Works

The headline feature is custom treatment for the abilities he steals, and the count runs past a hundred spells.

The cape recolours itself to match whatever is currently loaded into Spell Steal, so the colour shifts as the theft does.

The act of stealing has its own particles and sound on top of that.

It is a rare case of a cosmetic wired into a hero's actual mechanic rather than draped over the model. No set on Rubick does anything close.

Exalted Versus the Plain Version

The effects do not all arrive at once. The item banks wins played as Rubick and releases a new batch of decoration as the count climbs.

Turbo victories count for half, and the scale tops out at forty, at which point the progression is finished.

Players who take it all the way get a separate ground effect under the hero as the reward.

For a buyer that means something simple: the item does not empty its pockets on the first evening, and part of the payoff is spread over several dozen games.

What Rubick's Arcana Costs

Exalted is a quality on the item. It was given for buying during the event period, and that pool is not being topped up again.

In a match there is no difference whatsoever — two copies side by side look the same.

Buying one to play with? The label is not worth chasing on its own.

Treating an inventory as a collection is the case where a closed-supply quality like this earns what it asks.

Where to Buy The Magus Cypher

A two-figure price above $20, which puts it in the middle of the arcana range.

The exact sum lives in the card above and comes from offers, so trust that rather than numbers quoted in older reviews.

On LIS-SKINS it usually sits below Valve's marketplace, because there is no transfer commission to pay.

Arcanas vary widely among themselves, and the spread inside the class is wider than the gap between several neighbouring rarities.

The item is picked up straight from this page: sign in through Steam and choose an offer.

Card, cryptocurrency and e-wallet all work for payment, and the arcana shows up in your Steam inventory afterwards.

Selling it on happens in the same place, with money paid out to a card or a wallet.

Check the prefix in the name before paying: plain and Exalted copies are mixed together and priced differently.