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Blasphemous Act
Oracle Text
This spell costs {1} less to cast for each creature on the battlefield.
Blasphemous Act deals 13 damage to each creature.
Card Details
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Character Background
Blasphemous Act is one of Magic: The Gathering’s most brutally efficient reset buttons, a rare sorcery that turns crowded boards into ash for a single red mana in the right game state. It best supports control and midrange shells that want to survive long enough to punish overextension, but it can also appear in aggressive decks that need a comeback button after committing creatures. The key is that its cost reduction rewards games where the battlefield is clogged, so you should build with ways to stall early and then rebuild faster than your opponent. It pairs especially well with indestructible creatures, damage prevention, or death-trigger payoffs like self-sacrificing utility bodies and aristocrat-style engines that turn your own losses into advantage. In multiplayer, its symmetrical devastation can be even more punishing, especially if you engineer a board where your creatures survive or replace themselves. The card’s lore-like feel is pure cataclysm: a sacrilegious purge that leaves nothing standing.
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Character Background
Blasphemous Act is one of Magic: The Gathering’s most brutally efficient reset buttons, a rare sorcery that turns crowded boards into ash for a single red mana in the right game state. It best supports control and midrange shells that want to survive long enough to punish overextension, but it can also appear in aggressive decks that need a comeback button after committing creatures. The key is that its cost reduction rewards games where the battlefield is clogged, so you should build with ways to stall early and then rebuild faster than your opponent. It pairs especially well with indestructible creatures, damage prevention, or death-trigger payoffs like self-sacrificing utility bodies and aristocrat-style engines that turn your own losses into advantage. In multiplayer, its symmetrical devastation can be even more punishing, especially if you engineer a board where your creatures survive or replace themselves. The card’s lore-like feel is pure cataclysm: a sacrilegious purge that leaves nothing standing.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 22:20:44 UTC