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Let's Play a Game
Oracle Text
Delirium — Choose one. If there are four or more card types among cards in your graveyard, choose one or more instead.
• Creatures your opponents control get -1/-1 until end of turn.
• Each opponent discards two cards.
• Each opponent loses 3 life and you gain 3 life.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
“Let’s Play a Game” reads like a Duskmourn taunt turned into a flexible black control tool: a cheap sorcery that can either stall combat, shred hands, or swing life totals, depending on what you need. The best home is a control or midrange shell that can reliably enable delirium, because once you have four card types in the graveyard, this becomes a brutal two-for-one or better. The -1/-1 mode is ideal for tempoing out small boards or finishing off X/1s after combat, while the discard mode pressures combo and slower control decks. The drain mode is especially strong when you’re stabilizing at low life, effectively turning the card into a reach spell. Deckbuilding tip: pair it with fetch lands, self-mill, removal, and artifacts or enchantments that naturally hit the graveyard to turn delirium on early and make each mode more than a modest annoyance.
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Character Background
“Let’s Play a Game” reads like a Duskmourn taunt turned into a flexible black control tool: a cheap sorcery that can either stall combat, shred hands, or swing life totals, depending on what you need. The best home is a control or midrange shell that can reliably enable delirium, because once you have four card types in the graveyard, this becomes a brutal two-for-one or better. The -1/-1 mode is ideal for tempoing out small boards or finishing off X/1s after combat, while the discard mode pressures combo and slower control decks. The drain mode is especially strong when you’re stabilizing at low life, effectively turning the card into a reach spell. Deckbuilding tip: pair it with fetch lands, self-mill, removal, and artifacts or enchantments that naturally hit the graveyard to turn delirium on early and make each mode more than a modest annoyance.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 08:10:44 UTC