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Expropriate
Oracle Text
Council's dilemma — Starting with you, each player votes for time or money. For each time vote, take an extra turn after this one. For each money vote, choose a permanent owned by the voter and gain control of it. Exile Expropriate.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Expropriate is a quintessential late-game control and value finisher, a mythic sorcery that turns one enormous investment of mana into a table-warping swing. In practice, it best supports slow blue decks that can survive to nine mana, then convert the resolution into either multiple extra turns or a decisive theft of the best permanents around the table. Because each opponent chooses between time and money, the card is strongest when opponents are under pressure and reluctant to give you extra turns, making them more likely to hand over key creatures, planeswalkers, or mana rocks instead. It pairs especially well with ramp, mana doublers, and blink or copy effects only if your format allows them to interact meaningfully before exile, since the spell itself exiles after resolving. In Commander, cards that protect a lead like Propaganda, Rhystic Study, or other taxing effects help you reach Expropriate safely, then snowball immediately into victory.
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Character Background
Expropriate is a quintessential late-game control and value finisher, a mythic sorcery that turns one enormous investment of mana into a table-warping swing. In practice, it best supports slow blue decks that can survive to nine mana, then convert the resolution into either multiple extra turns or a decisive theft of the best permanents around the table. Because each opponent chooses between time and money, the card is strongest when opponents are under pressure and reluctant to give you extra turns, making them more likely to hand over key creatures, planeswalkers, or mana rocks instead. It pairs especially well with ramp, mana doublers, and blink or copy effects only if your format allows them to interact meaningfully before exile, since the spell itself exiles after resolving. In Commander, cards that protect a lead like Propaganda, Rhystic Study, or other taxing effects help you reach Expropriate safely, then snowball immediately into victory.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-09-05 00:40:45 UTC