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Singularity Rupture
Oracle Text
Destroy all creatures, then any number of target players each mill half their library, rounded down.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Singularity Rupture reads like a catastrophic collapse event, a black-hole moment where the battlefield is erased and memory itself is torn apart. In practice, it is a premium control finisher: for five mana and two black pips, you get a full creature wipe followed by a mill half effect that can instantly pressure combo, control mirrors, or graveyard-light decks. It best supports slower Dimir or Grixis control shells that aim to stabilize, exhaust threats, then convert one spell into an endgame swing. The most important deckbuilding tip is to pair it with ways to survive your own reset and exploit the mill, such as graveyard-recursion threats, flashback-style value, or cards that punish opponents for cards entering the graveyard. It is especially nasty when you have already traded resources, because the destroy-all mode clears the way while the mill can erase the rest of an opponent’s plan in one turn.
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Character Background
Singularity Rupture reads like a catastrophic collapse event, a black-hole moment where the battlefield is erased and memory itself is torn apart. In practice, it is a premium control finisher: for five mana and two black pips, you get a full creature wipe followed by a mill half effect that can instantly pressure combo, control mirrors, or graveyard-light decks. It best supports slower Dimir or Grixis control shells that aim to stabilize, exhaust threats, then convert one spell into an endgame swing. The most important deckbuilding tip is to pair it with ways to survive your own reset and exploit the mill, such as graveyard-recursion threats, flashback-style value, or cards that punish opponents for cards entering the graveyard. It is especially nasty when you have already traded resources, because the destroy-all mode clears the way while the mill can erase the rest of an opponent’s plan in one turn.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-05-19 00:55:14 UTC