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Eerie Ultimatum
Oracle Text
Return any number of permanent cards with different names from your graveyard to the battlefield.
Card Details
Mana CostSet
Character Background
Eerie Ultimatum is a quintessential late-game value bomb, best suited to control, midrange, or graveyard-centric combo decks that can survive long enough to cast its demanding five-color spell. In play, it turns a stocked graveyard into an overwhelming board state by returning any number of permanent cards with different names, so the strongest builds deliberately diversify their threats rather than doubling up on copies. That makes it especially potent with fetch lands, self-mill, sacrifice engines, and recursive permanents like enchantments, planeswalkers, and utility creatures. A key deckbuilding tip is to pair it with mana fixing and discard outlets so you can both cast it reliably and stock the graveyard on purpose; in Commander, it can easily rebuild after a wipe and often wins on the spot if it brings back enough value pieces. The card’s eerie name fits its function: not a clean resurrection, but a haunting, total recovery from ruin.
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Character Background
Eerie Ultimatum is a quintessential late-game value bomb, best suited to control, midrange, or graveyard-centric combo decks that can survive long enough to cast its demanding five-color spell. In play, it turns a stocked graveyard into an overwhelming board state by returning any number of permanent cards with different names, so the strongest builds deliberately diversify their threats rather than doubling up on copies. That makes it especially potent with fetch lands, self-mill, sacrifice engines, and recursive permanents like enchantments, planeswalkers, and utility creatures. A key deckbuilding tip is to pair it with mana fixing and discard outlets so you can both cast it reliably and stock the graveyard on purpose; in Commander, it can easily rebuild after a wipe and often wins on the spot if it brings back enough value pieces. The card’s eerie name fits its function: not a clean resurrection, but a haunting, total recovery from ruin.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 22:40:47 UTC