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Moment of Reckoning
Oracle Text
Choose up to four. You may choose the same mode more than once.
• Destroy target nonland permanent.
• Return target nonland permanent card from your graveyard to the battlefield.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Moment of Reckoning fits squarely into a black-white control or midrange value plan, rewarding you for surviving long enough to turn the game into a resource war. In practice, it is both a scalable removal spell and a recursion engine: one copy can answer multiple threats, or it can destroy a permanent and immediately buy back your best fallen threat, planeswalker, or utility artifact from the graveyard. That flexibility makes it especially strong in slower decks that want to trade early, then reclaim card advantage later. It also plays well with self-mill, sacrifice, and attrition shells, since you can deliberately stock the graveyard with premium permanents before casting it. In multiplayer or grindy matchups, choosing the same mode more than once can swing a board state brutally, either clearing several permanents or chaining back key pieces. The card feels like a Strixhaven ultimatum: elegant, severe, and decisive.
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Character Background
Moment of Reckoning fits squarely into a black-white control or midrange value plan, rewarding you for surviving long enough to turn the game into a resource war. In practice, it is both a scalable removal spell and a recursion engine: one copy can answer multiple threats, or it can destroy a permanent and immediately buy back your best fallen threat, planeswalker, or utility artifact from the graveyard. That flexibility makes it especially strong in slower decks that want to trade early, then reclaim card advantage later. It also plays well with self-mill, sacrifice, and attrition shells, since you can deliberately stock the graveyard with premium permanents before casting it. In multiplayer or grindy matchups, choosing the same mode more than once can swing a board state brutally, either clearing several permanents or chaining back key pieces. The card feels like a Strixhaven ultimatum: elegant, severe, and decisive.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-03 13:10:43 UTC