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By Invitation Only
Oracle Text
Choose a number between 0 and 13. Each player sacrifices that many creatures of their choice.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
By Invitation Only is a brutally elegant control finisher that feels perfectly at home in Crimson Vow’s aristocratic horror: the invite is “optional,” but the consequences are not. In practice, this is a scalable sweeper for white-based control or midrange shells that want to punish go-wide boards while preserving their own best threat. Choosing 0 is a real mode when you’re ahead or protecting a single key creature, but the card shines when you use your own board discipline to force a lopsided sacrifice count. It pairs especially well with tokens, recursive creatures, and death-trigger payoffs, since your expendable bodies can be cashed in while the opponent loses true resources. Deckbuilding tip: combine it with cards that create disposable permanents or that benefit from sacrifice, letting you set a number like 3 or 4 and still come out ahead. This is less a tempo card than a control tool that converts board parity into inevitability.
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Character Background
By Invitation Only is a brutally elegant control finisher that feels perfectly at home in Crimson Vow’s aristocratic horror: the invite is “optional,” but the consequences are not. In practice, this is a scalable sweeper for white-based control or midrange shells that want to punish go-wide boards while preserving their own best threat. Choosing 0 is a real mode when you’re ahead or protecting a single key creature, but the card shines when you use your own board discipline to force a lopsided sacrifice count. It pairs especially well with tokens, recursive creatures, and death-trigger payoffs, since your expendable bodies can be cashed in while the opponent loses true resources. Deckbuilding tip: combine it with cards that create disposable permanents or that benefit from sacrifice, letting you set a number like 3 or 4 and still come out ahead. This is less a tempo card than a control tool that converts board parity into inevitability.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-10-09 07:10:43 UTC