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Calamity of the Titans
Oracle Text
As an additional cost to cast this spell, reveal a colorless creature card from your hand.
Exile each creature and planeswalker with mana value less than the revealed card's mana value.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Calamity of the Titans is a sweeping colorless reset that fits best in control or big-mana ramp decks, especially Commander shells built around Eldrazi and other hefty artifacts of war. The additional cost of revealing a colorless creature card turns deckbuilding into a mini-riddle: you want a top-end threat in hand so the spell can exile everything smaller, often clearing away utility creatures, commanders, and planeswalkers while leaving your own giant finisher untouched. In practice, it plays like a brutal tempo swing when you can land it ahead of the table’s curve, and it pairs especially well with decks that naturally ramp into seven- and eight-mana monsters. A strong synergy tip is to include resilient colorless creatures with on-cast or cast-trigger value, since this card clears the board but doesn’t help rebuild by itself; follow it with a threat that immediately pressures the emptied battlefield.
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Character Background
Calamity of the Titans is a sweeping colorless reset that fits best in control or big-mana ramp decks, especially Commander shells built around Eldrazi and other hefty artifacts of war. The additional cost of revealing a colorless creature card turns deckbuilding into a mini-riddle: you want a top-end threat in hand so the spell can exile everything smaller, often clearing away utility creatures, commanders, and planeswalkers while leaving your own giant finisher untouched. In practice, it plays like a brutal tempo swing when you can land it ahead of the table’s curve, and it pairs especially well with decks that naturally ramp into seven- and eight-mana monsters. A strong synergy tip is to include resilient colorless creatures with on-cast or cast-trigger value, since this card clears the board but doesn’t help rebuild by itself; follow it with a threat that immediately pressures the emptied battlefield.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 19:20:43 UTC