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Blot Out
Oracle Text
Target opponent exiles a creature or planeswalker they control with the greatest mana value among creatures and planeswalkers they control.
Card Details
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Blot Out is a clean, oppressive piece of interaction for black control and midrange decks that want to keep the board manageable while preserving mana efficiency. At instant speed, forcing an opponent to exile their biggest creature or planeswalker neatly sidesteps death triggers, indestructibility, and most graveyard recursion, making it especially strong against threats that are meant to stick around. The “greatest mana value” clause gives it a built-in tempo edge: you’re often trading three mana for an enemy finisher, while smaller backup creatures remain stranded. It pairs well with discard and removal-heavy shells, where you can strip away cheaper support pieces first and leave only one premium target to be Blot Outed. It also fits nicely in decks that delay the game until a sweeper or haymaker turn, since it buys time without overcommitting resources. The name and effect feel like a sudden erasure—swift, absolute, and brutally efficient.
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Character Background
Blot Out is a clean, oppressive piece of interaction for black control and midrange decks that want to keep the board manageable while preserving mana efficiency. At instant speed, forcing an opponent to exile their biggest creature or planeswalker neatly sidesteps death triggers, indestructibility, and most graveyard recursion, making it especially strong against threats that are meant to stick around. The “greatest mana value” clause gives it a built-in tempo edge: you’re often trading three mana for an enemy finisher, while smaller backup creatures remain stranded. It pairs well with discard and removal-heavy shells, where you can strip away cheaper support pieces first and leave only one premium target to be Blot Outed. It also fits nicely in decks that delay the game until a sweeper or haymaker turn, since it buys time without overcommitting resources. The name and effect feel like a sudden erasure—swift, absolute, and brutally efficient.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 16:40:45 UTC