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Come Back Wrong
Oracle Text
Destroy target creature. If a creature card is put into a graveyard this way, return it to the battlefield under your control. Sacrifice it at the beginning of your next end step.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Come Back Wrong is a perfect piece of Duskmourn’s nasty, reality-bending horror: a clean kill spell that leaves the corpse standing back up in your service, if only briefly, before the house “corrects” the mistake and demands it be sacrificed. In gameplay terms, it shines most in control and midrange shells that want both removal and a burst of tempo or value, since you can answer a threat and immediately convert it into damage, a blocker, or a sacrifice resource. It is especially strong against small or medium creatures without death triggers you mind giving the opponent back later. Deckbuilding-wise, pair it with sacrifice payoffs like Blood Artist-style effects, death trigger creatures, or recursion that can reuse the stolen body after the end step. It also works well with removal that softens up bigger creatures first, letting this spell act as an efficient swing-turn answer plus temporary theft.
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Character Background
Come Back Wrong is a perfect piece of Duskmourn’s nasty, reality-bending horror: a clean kill spell that leaves the corpse standing back up in your service, if only briefly, before the house “corrects” the mistake and demands it be sacrificed. In gameplay terms, it shines most in control and midrange shells that want both removal and a burst of tempo or value, since you can answer a threat and immediately convert it into damage, a blocker, or a sacrifice resource. It is especially strong against small or medium creatures without death triggers you mind giving the opponent back later. Deckbuilding-wise, pair it with sacrifice payoffs like Blood Artist-style effects, death trigger creatures, or recursion that can reuse the stolen body after the end step. It also works well with removal that softens up bigger creatures first, letting this spell act as an efficient swing-turn answer plus temporary theft.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 12:10:45 UTC