Rare
Fabled Passage
Land
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As an additional cost to cast this spell, sacrifice X creatures.
Destroy X target nonland permanents.
Immoral Bargain is a brutally efficient sacrifice spell that rewards a board of expendable bodies with a devastating swing, making it strongest in sacrifice-focused value and control shells. Paying {1}{B}{G} plus X creatures to destroy X nonland permanents means it can function as both removal and a finisher: early, it clears a key threat or two, while later it can convert token swarms into a full-scale reset of an opponent’s board. The card naturally fits aristocrats-style strategies, especially decks built around repeatable token production, death triggers, and recursive creatures that replace themselves after being fed to the bargain. Pair it with cards that create multiple bodies at once or benefit from creatures dying, so the “loss” is already part of your plan rather than a setback. In Strixhaven’s secretive, rule-bending tone, it feels like a deal struck in the dark—one that turns disposable lives into power and leaves your opponent paying the real price.
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Immoral Bargain is a brutally efficient sacrifice spell that rewards a board of expendable bodies with a devastating swing, making it strongest in sacrifice-focused value and control shells. Paying {1}{B}{G} plus X creatures to destroy X nonland permanents means it can function as both removal and a finisher: early, it clears a key threat or two, while later it can convert token swarms into a full-scale reset of an opponent’s board. The card naturally fits aristocrats-style strategies, especially decks built around repeatable token production, death triggers, and recursive creatures that replace themselves after being fed to the bargain. Pair it with cards that create multiple bodies at once or benefit from creatures dying, so the “loss” is already part of your plan rather than a setback. In Strixhaven’s secretive, rule-bending tone, it feels like a deal struck in the dark—one that turns disposable lives into power and leaves your opponent paying the real price.
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