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Devourer of Destiny
Oracle Text
You may reveal this card from your opening hand. If you do, at the beginning of your first upkeep, look at the top four cards of your library. You may put one of those cards back on top of your library. Exile the rest.
When you cast this spell, exile target permanent that's one or more colors.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Devourer of Destiny fits best in a rampy control or midrange shell that wants to turn the game into a slow inevitability battle, then slam a huge colorless threat while answering a key permanent on arrival. As an Eldrazi, it carries that classic sense of cosmic predation: it doesn’t just overpower the board, it consumes the structure of the opponent’s plan, exiling a colored permanent on cast and leaving behind a 6/6 body that pressures life totals immediately. The opening-hand reveal is especially strong in decks built to exploit top-of-library manipulation, since looking at four cards and tucking the rest helps smooth early draws and preserves access to key spells. Pair it with colorless ramp, Eldrazi support cards, or effects that reward exile-based play to maximize tempo. It is at its best when you can cast it ahead of curve and use the exile trigger to break through a board stall or remove a troublesome planeswalker.
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Character Background
Devourer of Destiny fits best in a rampy control or midrange shell that wants to turn the game into a slow inevitability battle, then slam a huge colorless threat while answering a key permanent on arrival. As an Eldrazi, it carries that classic sense of cosmic predation: it doesn’t just overpower the board, it consumes the structure of the opponent’s plan, exiling a colored permanent on cast and leaving behind a 6/6 body that pressures life totals immediately. The opening-hand reveal is especially strong in decks built to exploit top-of-library manipulation, since looking at four cards and tucking the rest helps smooth early draws and preserves access to key spells. Pair it with colorless ramp, Eldrazi support cards, or effects that reward exile-based play to maximize tempo. It is at its best when you can cast it ahead of curve and use the exile trigger to break through a board stall or remove a troublesome planeswalker.
Generated using gpt-5-mini · Updated at 2026-05-17 13:09:05 UTC