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Exile X target creatures. For each creature exiled this way, its controller creates a 2/2 green Boar creature token.
Curse of the Swine is a classic blue sweeper that turns removal into a chaotic exchange: instead of destroying creatures, it exiles them and leaves behind 2/2 Boars, which neatly sidesteps indestructible, graveyard recursion, and death triggers. That makes it especially strong in control and tempo shells, where you want to reset the board without feeding aristocrats or reanimation decks. The card scales well with mana, so it can answer a single early threat or multiple late-game bombs, and because it exiles, it pairs nicely with bounce or token-suppression effects to keep the Boars from becoming a real problem. In Commander, it’s excellent when your deck can break parity with evasive threats, board wipes that hit tokens, or ways to profit from transforming opposing creatures into harmless bodies. Blue decks that want flexible interaction and a clean reset will appreciate how this spell turns an enemy army into a barnyard.
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Curse of the Swine is a classic blue sweeper that turns removal into a chaotic exchange: instead of destroying creatures, it exiles them and leaves behind 2/2 Boars, which neatly sidesteps indestructible, graveyard recursion, and death triggers. That makes it especially strong in control and tempo shells, where you want to reset the board without feeding aristocrats or reanimation decks. The card scales well with mana, so it can answer a single early threat or multiple late-game bombs, and because it exiles, it pairs nicely with bounce or token-suppression effects to keep the Boars from becoming a real problem. In Commander, it’s excellent when your deck can break parity with evasive threats, board wipes that hit tokens, or ways to profit from transforming opposing creatures into harmless bodies. Blue decks that want flexible interaction and a clean reset will appreciate how this spell turns an enemy army into a barnyard.
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