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Stone of Erech
Oracle Text
If a creature an opponent controls would die, exile it instead.
{2}, {T}, Sacrifice Stone of Erech: Exile target player's graveyard. Draw a card.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Stone of Erech is a compact but brutal control tool, turning every opposing death into exile and quietly blanking graveyard recursion, death triggers, and sacrifice loops. In gameplay terms, it best supports control or midrange shells that want to tax resources while keeping the board permanently clean, especially in environments where graveyards matter. The second mode gives it real staying power: once it has done its job, you can cash it in to exile a graveyard and replace itself, which is excellent for avoiding dead draws. It pairs naturally with effects that force sacrifices or repeated removal, since those creatures will be exiled instead of fueling reanimation. Deckbuilding tip: combine it with sweepers or edict effects, then sacrifice the Stone after a wipe to shut off a graveyard-heavy opponent and maintain card flow. Thematically, it feels like an ancient memorial turned prison, sealing the fallen away from any return.
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Character Background
Stone of Erech is a compact but brutal control tool, turning every opposing death into exile and quietly blanking graveyard recursion, death triggers, and sacrifice loops. In gameplay terms, it best supports control or midrange shells that want to tax resources while keeping the board permanently clean, especially in environments where graveyards matter. The second mode gives it real staying power: once it has done its job, you can cash it in to exile a graveyard and replace itself, which is excellent for avoiding dead draws. It pairs naturally with effects that force sacrifices or repeated removal, since those creatures will be exiled instead of fueling reanimation. Deckbuilding tip: combine it with sweepers or edict effects, then sacrifice the Stone after a wipe to shut off a graveyard-heavy opponent and maintain card flow. Thematically, it feels like an ancient memorial turned prison, sealing the fallen away from any return.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-10-08 04:10:46 UTC