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Chainer's Edict
Oracle Text
Target player sacrifices a creature of their choice.
Flashback {5}{B}{B} (You may cast this card from your graveyard for its flashback cost. Then exile it.)
Card Details
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Character Background
Chainer’s Edict is a classic black removal spell that shines best in control and attrition-focused value decks, where trading one card for multiple answers matters more than raw efficiency. At just {1}{B}, it cleanly pressures an opponent’s board by forcing them to sacrifice a creature of their choice, neatly dodging hexproof, shroud, and protection-based tricks that stop targeted removal. The flashback for {5}{B}{B} is what makes it especially strong in grindy games: even after the first cast, it can return from the graveyard to answer a second threat, turning one card into two pieces of interaction. It pairs well with discard spells, since stripping away sacrifice fodder before casting Edict increases its impact, and it is particularly nasty alongside recursion or self-mill shells that reliably fill the graveyard. The card’s flavor also fits the name: Chainer’s influence feels like a cold, lingering command, an edict that keeps haunting the table long after the first decree.
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Character Background
Chainer’s Edict is a classic black removal spell that shines best in control and attrition-focused value decks, where trading one card for multiple answers matters more than raw efficiency. At just {1}{B}, it cleanly pressures an opponent’s board by forcing them to sacrifice a creature of their choice, neatly dodging hexproof, shroud, and protection-based tricks that stop targeted removal. The flashback for {5}{B}{B} is what makes it especially strong in grindy games: even after the first cast, it can return from the graveyard to answer a second threat, turning one card into two pieces of interaction. It pairs well with discard spells, since stripping away sacrifice fodder before casting Edict increases its impact, and it is particularly nasty alongside recursion or self-mill shells that reliably fill the graveyard. The card’s flavor also fits the name: Chainer’s influence feels like a cold, lingering command, an edict that keeps haunting the table long after the first decree.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-10-08 03:40:43 UTC