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Cut of the Profits
Oracle Text
Casualty 3 (As you cast this spell, you may sacrifice a creature with power 3 or greater. When you do, copy this spell.)
You draw X cards and you lose X life.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Cut of the Profits is a quintessential New Capenna “finance at any cost” spell: sleek, ruthless, and perfectly suited to decks that treat life as a resource and cards as capital. In practice, it shines best in control and midrange-value shells, where you can afford to spend early turns stabilizing before cashing in on a huge X. Casualty 3 is the real payoff, because sacrificing a power-3 creature turns a single draw spell into a doubled windfall, letting you refuel while pressuring the table with your board. That makes it especially strong with tokens or disposable fatties that naturally sit at three power, such as recursive threats, treasure-fueled bodies, or cheap creatures that outlive their initial role. In black-based sacrifice decks, it can function as a late-game engine: draw six, lose six, then immediately leverage the fresh hand into removal, finishers, or combo pieces.
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Character Background
Cut of the Profits is a quintessential New Capenna “finance at any cost” spell: sleek, ruthless, and perfectly suited to decks that treat life as a resource and cards as capital. In practice, it shines best in control and midrange-value shells, where you can afford to spend early turns stabilizing before cashing in on a huge X. Casualty 3 is the real payoff, because sacrificing a power-3 creature turns a single draw spell into a doubled windfall, letting you refuel while pressuring the table with your board. That makes it especially strong with tokens or disposable fatties that naturally sit at three power, such as recursive threats, treasure-fueled bodies, or cheap creatures that outlive their initial role. In black-based sacrifice decks, it can function as a late-game engine: draw six, lose six, then immediately leverage the fresh hand into removal, finishers, or combo pieces.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-09-21 03:20:42 UTC