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Act of Treason
Oracle Text
Gain control of target creature until end of turn. Untap that creature. It gains haste until end of turn. (It can attack and {T} this turn.)
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Act of Treason is a classic red tempo tool that turns an opponent’s best blocker or threat into a one-turn weapon for you, and in Ravnica Remastered it fits especially well in aggressive or sacrifice-focused decks. The card’s strongest use is straightforward: steal something, untap it, swing immediately, and either force through lethal damage or remove a key defender for a turn. Because the creature is returned at end of turn, the spell rewards decisive, damage-oriented play rather than slow value. It becomes even better with sacrifice outlets, since you can attack with the borrowed creature and then cash it in before it goes back, denying the opponent their threat entirely. That makes it a great fit for Rakdos-style aggression, where extra combat damage and death triggers often convert temporary control into lasting advantage.
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Character Background
Act of Treason is a classic red tempo tool that turns an opponent’s best blocker or threat into a one-turn weapon for you, and in Ravnica Remastered it fits especially well in aggressive or sacrifice-focused decks. The card’s strongest use is straightforward: steal something, untap it, swing immediately, and either force through lethal damage or remove a key defender for a turn. Because the creature is returned at end of turn, the spell rewards decisive, damage-oriented play rather than slow value. It becomes even better with sacrifice outlets, since you can attack with the borrowed creature and then cash it in before it goes back, denying the opponent their threat entirely. That makes it a great fit for Rakdos-style aggression, where extra combat damage and death triggers often convert temporary control into lasting advantage.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 01:10:43 UTC