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Embrace Oblivion
Oracle Text
As an additional cost to cast this spell, sacrifice an artifact or creature.
Destroy target creature or Spacecraft.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Embrace Oblivion is a stark little black removal spell that fits best in control and sacrifice-oriented midrange decks, where turning a dying resource into a clean answer is exactly the plan. For a single black mana, it destroys a creature or Spacecraft, but the additional cost forces you to cash in one of your own artifacts or creatures, so it rewards decks that want death triggers, recursion, or expendable tokens. In practice, that makes it especially strong alongside creatures with leaves-the-battlefield value, artifact tokens, or recursive threats you are happy to rebuy later. The Edge of Eternities flavor feels appropriately severe: to erase something from the battlefield, you must first offer something of your own to the void. Because it hits Spacecraft as well as creatures, it has flexible maindeck utility in formats where vehicles or artifact-based threats matter, and it can help black decks stay ahead on tempo by trading a low-cost permanent for a much more expensive one.
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Character Background
Embrace Oblivion is a stark little black removal spell that fits best in control and sacrifice-oriented midrange decks, where turning a dying resource into a clean answer is exactly the plan. For a single black mana, it destroys a creature or Spacecraft, but the additional cost forces you to cash in one of your own artifacts or creatures, so it rewards decks that want death triggers, recursion, or expendable tokens. In practice, that makes it especially strong alongside creatures with leaves-the-battlefield value, artifact tokens, or recursive threats you are happy to rebuy later. The Edge of Eternities flavor feels appropriately severe: to erase something from the battlefield, you must first offer something of your own to the void. Because it hits Spacecraft as well as creatures, it has flexible maindeck utility in formats where vehicles or artifact-based threats matter, and it can help black decks stay ahead on tempo by trading a low-cost permanent for a much more expensive one.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 07:40:42 UTC