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Dark Deal
Oracle Text
Each player discards all the cards in their hand, then draws that many cards minus one.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Dark Deal is a classic black wheel effect that turns every hand into a risk and a resource, making it especially strong in combo, discard, and grindy control shells that can exploit the reset better than the opponent. At three mana, it can break parity by dumping dead cards, refilling after an early flurry of interaction, or turning a small hand into a fresh one while stripping opposing plans. Its best home is often in decks that profit from cards leaving hand or entering graveyards: think Waste Not, Bone Miser, The Raven Man, or flashback/reanimation strategies that welcome the discard. It also pairs well with asymmetric hand sculpting, since you can empty your hand first, then cast Dark Deal to cycle into more gas while leaving opponents with fewer resources. Thematically, it feels like a sinister bargain: everyone pays, but the one who prepared for the transaction comes out ahead.
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Character Background
Dark Deal is a classic black wheel effect that turns every hand into a risk and a resource, making it especially strong in combo, discard, and grindy control shells that can exploit the reset better than the opponent. At three mana, it can break parity by dumping dead cards, refilling after an early flurry of interaction, or turning a small hand into a fresh one while stripping opposing plans. Its best home is often in decks that profit from cards leaving hand or entering graveyards: think Waste Not, Bone Miser, The Raven Man, or flashback/reanimation strategies that welcome the discard. It also pairs well with asymmetric hand sculpting, since you can empty your hand first, then cast Dark Deal to cycle into more gas while leaving opponents with fewer resources. Thematically, it feels like a sinister bargain: everyone pays, but the one who prepared for the transaction comes out ahead.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 15:20:43 UTC