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Last Gasp
Oracle Text
Target creature gets -3/-3 until end of turn.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Last Gasp is a clean, efficient black removal spell that fits best in control and tempo shells, where trading a small amount of mana for a key early threat can swing the board immediately. At {1}{B}, it punishes aggressive starts by shrinking most early creatures out of relevance, and the instant speed means you can wait for combat to ambush an attacker or preserve mana for countermagic-style sequencing in blue-black lists. In a Strixhaven context, it feels like a sharp, clinical bit of forbidden magic rather than a flashy curse: a quick, fatal exhale that leaves only a husk behind. Deckbuilding-wise, it pairs especially well with sacrifice strategies and with effects that care about creatures being weakened or dying after damage, since -3/-3 can finish off already wounded threats. It is also a strong sideboard or main-deck answer against small utility creatures, token starts, and mana dorks.
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Character Background
Last Gasp is a clean, efficient black removal spell that fits best in control and tempo shells, where trading a small amount of mana for a key early threat can swing the board immediately. At {1}{B}, it punishes aggressive starts by shrinking most early creatures out of relevance, and the instant speed means you can wait for combat to ambush an attacker or preserve mana for countermagic-style sequencing in blue-black lists. In a Strixhaven context, it feels like a sharp, clinical bit of forbidden magic rather than a flashy curse: a quick, fatal exhale that leaves only a husk behind. Deckbuilding-wise, it pairs especially well with sacrifice strategies and with effects that care about creatures being weakened or dying after damage, since -3/-3 can finish off already wounded threats. It is also a strong sideboard or main-deck answer against small utility creatures, token starts, and mana dorks.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-03 12:10:43 UTC