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Blasphemous Edict
Oracle Text
You may pay {B} rather than pay this spell's mana cost if there are thirteen or more creatures on the battlefield.
Each player sacrifices thirteen creatures of their choice.
Card Details
Mana CostSet
Character Background
Blasphemous Edict is a brutal black sorcery that turns battlefield clutter into a weapon, and it most naturally supports a control or attrition game plan. In a swarm-heavy metagame, the alternate cost is the real prize: paying just {B} once thirteen or more creatures are on the battlefield can swing a game by erasing most boards at a fraction of the usual cost. The symmetry matters, so build around breaking it—use token-heavy decks that can flood the table faster than opponents, then cast it when you can spare the least important bodies. It also pairs well with death-trigger creatures, recursive threats, and cards that reward sacrificing or dying, turning the edict into an advantage rather than a reset. The name and effect evoke a dark ritual of overwhelming judgment, but from a gameplay standpoint it is most effective as a punisher for go-wide strategies and a stabilizer for decks that thrive in long, grindy games.
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Character Background
Blasphemous Edict is a brutal black sorcery that turns battlefield clutter into a weapon, and it most naturally supports a control or attrition game plan. In a swarm-heavy metagame, the alternate cost is the real prize: paying just {B} once thirteen or more creatures are on the battlefield can swing a game by erasing most boards at a fraction of the usual cost. The symmetry matters, so build around breaking it—use token-heavy decks that can flood the table faster than opponents, then cast it when you can spare the least important bodies. It also pairs well with death-trigger creatures, recursive threats, and cards that reward sacrificing or dying, turning the edict into an advantage rather than a reset. The name and effect evoke a dark ritual of overwhelming judgment, but from a gameplay standpoint it is most effective as a punisher for go-wide strategies and a stabilizer for decks that thrive in long, grindy games.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-10-23 21:10:43 UTC