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Twilight's Call
Oracle Text
You may cast this spell as though it had flash if you pay {2} more to cast it. (You may cast it any time you could cast an instant.)
Each player returns all creature cards from their graveyard to the battlefield.
Card Details
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Character Background
Twilight’s Call is a classic black mythic-feeling reset button for graveyard-heavy decks, turning the yard into a second hand and often a second battlefield. At six mana, or eight if you want the ambush mode, it best supports control and value strategies that can survive long enough to exploit the symmetrical effect better than the opponent. The flash-like option is especially nasty in response to a sweeper or combat, letting you rebuild after attrition while forcing the table to suddenly recalculate blockers and triggers. Because each player gets creatures back, deckbuilding matters: pair it with sacrifice outlets, discard, and mass removal so your graveyard is stocked while your opponent’s is empty or poorly configured. It also plays well with creatures that generate value on entry or death, making the return much more than just raw stats. In the right shell, Twilight’s Call becomes less a comeback spell and more a decisive swing that converts patience into inevitability.
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Character Background
Twilight’s Call is a classic black mythic-feeling reset button for graveyard-heavy decks, turning the yard into a second hand and often a second battlefield. At six mana, or eight if you want the ambush mode, it best supports control and value strategies that can survive long enough to exploit the symmetrical effect better than the opponent. The flash-like option is especially nasty in response to a sweeper or combat, letting you rebuild after attrition while forcing the table to suddenly recalculate blockers and triggers. Because each player gets creatures back, deckbuilding matters: pair it with sacrifice outlets, discard, and mass removal so your graveyard is stocked while your opponent’s is empty or poorly configured. It also plays well with creatures that generate value on entry or death, making the return much more than just raw stats. In the right shell, Twilight’s Call becomes less a comeback spell and more a decisive swing that converts patience into inevitability.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-10-11 16:20:44 UTC