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Chain Assassination
Oracle Text
Freerunning {1}{B} (You may cast this spell for its freerunning cost if you dealt combat damage to a player this turn with an Assassin or commander.)
Destroy target creature. If another creature died this turn, draw a card.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Chain Assassination is a clean, efficient removal spell that fits best in black tempo and control decks, especially those built to keep combat pressure flowing while turning one kill into the next. In Assassin’s Creed flavor, it evokes the classic “one strike leads to another” feel: a covert elimination that becomes cheaper when your infiltrators or commander have already connected, rewarding precision and momentum. In play, the standard four-mana mode is solid, but the freerunning cost of {1}{B} is the real prize, making it easy to hold up interaction after an early hit from an Assassin or commander. The card’s bonus draw if another creature died this turn adds real value, so pair it with sacrifice outlets, token tradeoffs, or combat-heavy shell effects to reliably turn on the cantrip. It is especially strong in decks that want to attack, remove a blocker, and keep cards flowing without falling behind.
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Character Background
Chain Assassination is a clean, efficient removal spell that fits best in black tempo and control decks, especially those built to keep combat pressure flowing while turning one kill into the next. In Assassin’s Creed flavor, it evokes the classic “one strike leads to another” feel: a covert elimination that becomes cheaper when your infiltrators or commander have already connected, rewarding precision and momentum. In play, the standard four-mana mode is solid, but the freerunning cost of {1}{B} is the real prize, making it easy to hold up interaction after an early hit from an Assassin or commander. The card’s bonus draw if another creature died this turn adds real value, so pair it with sacrifice outlets, token tradeoffs, or combat-heavy shell effects to reliably turn on the cantrip. It is especially strong in decks that want to attack, remove a blocker, and keep cards flowing without falling behind.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 06:40:43 UTC