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Mutinous Massacre
Oracle Text
Choose odd or even. Destroy each creature with mana value of the chosen quality. Then gain control of all creatures until end of turn. Untap them. They gain haste until end of turn. (Zero is even.)
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Mutinous Massacre is a brutal top-end swing spell for Rakdos-black-red control or midrange decks that want to wipe the board and immediately convert the survivors into a lethal attack. Choosing odd or even lets you tailor the sweep to your local metagame: naming the dominant creature curve can erase most of an opponent’s battlefield, and because the spell then steals every creature until end of turn, even your own board can be turned into a sudden alpha strike. The “destroy” clause also clears blockers before the mass theft, making this especially punishing against token decks and creature-heavy mirrors. Deckbuilding-wise, pair it with threats that naturally sit on one mana-value band while your opponent leans on the other, or with sacrifice outlets and enter-the-battlefield creatures that you don’t mind losing after combat. It’s expensive, but in the right shell it functions as both sweeper and finisher, turning a stalled game into a one-turn coup.
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Character Background
Mutinous Massacre is a brutal top-end swing spell for Rakdos-black-red control or midrange decks that want to wipe the board and immediately convert the survivors into a lethal attack. Choosing odd or even lets you tailor the sweep to your local metagame: naming the dominant creature curve can erase most of an opponent’s battlefield, and because the spell then steals every creature until end of turn, even your own board can be turned into a sudden alpha strike. The “destroy” clause also clears blockers before the mass theft, making this especially punishing against token decks and creature-heavy mirrors. Deckbuilding-wise, pair it with threats that naturally sit on one mana-value band while your opponent leans on the other, or with sacrifice outlets and enter-the-battlefield creatures that you don’t mind losing after combat. It’s expensive, but in the right shell it functions as both sweeper and finisher, turning a stalled game into a one-turn coup.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 18:10:45 UTC