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Dark Deed
Oracle Text
Target creature gets -4/-4 until end of turn.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Dark Deed is a clean, ruthless black instant that fits best in control and tempo shells, where answering a single key threat at low cost can swing the entire turn. For just two mana, -4/-4 until end of turn neatly removes many early and midgame creatures, especially mana accelerators, utility attackers, and most combat-oriented utility bodies before they can snowball. In gameplay terms, it rewards patience: hold it to punish an opponent who invests in a creature you can erase at instant speed, then keep developing your own plan. It also pairs well with sacrifice or attrition strategies, since clearing a blocker often opens a path for recursive threats or evasive damage. In deckbuilding, prioritize a low curve and include ways to force awkward attacks so this spell becomes a tempo blowout. The name and effect evoke a cold, deliberate villainous strike—less flashy than a destroy spell, but often just as decisive.
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Character Background
Dark Deed is a clean, ruthless black instant that fits best in control and tempo shells, where answering a single key threat at low cost can swing the entire turn. For just two mana, -4/-4 until end of turn neatly removes many early and midgame creatures, especially mana accelerators, utility attackers, and most combat-oriented utility bodies before they can snowball. In gameplay terms, it rewards patience: hold it to punish an opponent who invests in a creature you can erase at instant speed, then keep developing your own plan. It also pairs well with sacrifice or attrition strategies, since clearing a blocker often opens a path for recursive threats or evasive damage. In deckbuilding, prioritize a low curve and include ways to force awkward attacks so this spell becomes a tempo blowout. The name and effect evoke a cold, deliberate villainous strike—less flashy than a destroy spell, but often just as decisive.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-09-17 01:40:43 UTC