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Terror
Oracle Text
Destroy target nonartifact, nonblack creature. It can't be regenerated.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Terror is one of Magic’s most enduring pieces of black removal: a simple, efficient instant that embodies the color’s ruthless pragmatism by erasing almost any flesh-and-blood threat for just two mana. In gameplay, it best supports control and tempo decks, where trading a small amount of mana for a much more expensive creature can swing the board immediately and keep you ahead on resources. The restriction to nonartifact, nonblack creatures matters, so deckbuilders should pair Terror with answers to those blind spots—cards like discard, edict effects, or artifact removal help cover what it cannot touch. It also plays especially well in slower black shells that want to preserve mana for reactive turns, and in decks with card draw or recursion that can keep the pressure of efficient interaction high. As a common, it’s a classic example of clean, reliable removal that rewards tight sequencing and good threat assessment.
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Character Background
Terror is one of Magic’s most enduring pieces of black removal: a simple, efficient instant that embodies the color’s ruthless pragmatism by erasing almost any flesh-and-blood threat for just two mana. In gameplay, it best supports control and tempo decks, where trading a small amount of mana for a much more expensive creature can swing the board immediately and keep you ahead on resources. The restriction to nonartifact, nonblack creatures matters, so deckbuilders should pair Terror with answers to those blind spots—cards like discard, edict effects, or artifact removal help cover what it cannot touch. It also plays especially well in slower black shells that want to preserve mana for reactive turns, and in decks with card draw or recursion that can keep the pressure of efficient interaction high. As a common, it’s a classic example of clean, reliable removal that rewards tight sequencing and good threat assessment.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-09-14 02:10:46 UTC