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Worst Fears
Oracle Text
You control target player during that player's next turn. Exile Worst Fears. (You see all cards that player could see and make all decisions for them.)
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Worst Fears is a mythic finisher for hard control and lock-style decks, turning one expensive sorcery into a full turn of theft and precision. At seven and a black mana, it is slow, but the payoff is immense: you get perfect information, can drain resources, force awkward attacks, spend their removal inefficiently, and often convert a stable board into an inevitable win. It shines best after you’ve already stabilized with discard, sweepers, or repeatable card advantage, because the card is at its strongest when the opponent has a developed hand and board to hijack. Pair it with mana acceleration or treasure production to cast it earlier, and with effects that strip away instant-speed interaction before you resolve it. In Commander, it is especially brutal with recursion or blink-like spell reuse prevention avoidance, though the exile clause means you should treat it as a one-shot coup rather than a loop.
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Character Background
Worst Fears is a mythic finisher for hard control and lock-style decks, turning one expensive sorcery into a full turn of theft and precision. At seven and a black mana, it is slow, but the payoff is immense: you get perfect information, can drain resources, force awkward attacks, spend their removal inefficiently, and often convert a stable board into an inevitable win. It shines best after you’ve already stabilized with discard, sweepers, or repeatable card advantage, because the card is at its strongest when the opponent has a developed hand and board to hijack. Pair it with mana acceleration or treasure production to cast it earlier, and with effects that strip away instant-speed interaction before you resolve it. In Commander, it is especially brutal with recursion or blink-like spell reuse prevention avoidance, though the exile clause means you should treat it as a one-shot coup rather than a loop.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 05:20:43 UTC