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Obliterate
Oracle Text
This spell can't be countered.
Destroy all artifacts, creatures, and lands. They can't be regenerated.
Card Details
Mana CostSet
Character Background
Obliterate is the kind of apocalyptic finisher that rewards a control or prison game plan, letting you turn a stable lead into a hard lock by wiping away nearly everything on the table while guaranteeing the spell itself can’t be countered. At eight mana, it asks for patience and careful deck construction, but in the right shell it ends games decisively: artifacts, creatures, and lands all vanish, and regeneration offers no escape. The thematic impact is pure catastrophe, a red mage’s answer to overbuilt boards and greedy mana bases alike. In practice, it pairs especially well with cards that survive or recover from mass land destruction, such as indestructible permanents, mana rocks, planeswalkers, or effects that let you keep acting after the reset. A strong tip is to build around asymmetry: float mana, cast Obliterate, then follow up with resilient threats or planeswalkers to close before opponents rebuild.
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Character Background
Obliterate is the kind of apocalyptic finisher that rewards a control or prison game plan, letting you turn a stable lead into a hard lock by wiping away nearly everything on the table while guaranteeing the spell itself can’t be countered. At eight mana, it asks for patience and careful deck construction, but in the right shell it ends games decisively: artifacts, creatures, and lands all vanish, and regeneration offers no escape. The thematic impact is pure catastrophe, a red mage’s answer to overbuilt boards and greedy mana bases alike. In practice, it pairs especially well with cards that survive or recover from mass land destruction, such as indestructible permanents, mana rocks, planeswalkers, or effects that let you keep acting after the reset. A strong tip is to build around asymmetry: float mana, cast Obliterate, then follow up with resilient threats or planeswalkers to close before opponents rebuild.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-09-14 05:40:42 UTC