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Rankle's Prank
Oracle Text
Choose one or more —
• Each player discards two cards.
• Each player loses 4 life.
• Each player sacrifices two creatures of their choice.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Rankle’s Prank is a brutally flexible sorcery that fits best in black midrange and control shells, especially decks that want to grind resources while keeping the opponent off balance. The “choose one or more” design means it scales beautifully: on an empty board it can function as a discard spell plus a life-drain finisher, while against creature decks it can become a sweeping sacrifice effect that ignores indestructible and hexproof-style protection. The Wilds of Eldraine flavor feels very much in line with Rankle’s chaotic mischief—this is less a fair duel than a twisted set of rules where everyone loses something. In play, it pairs well with cards that punish discard, benefit from sacrificing, or recur threats from the graveyard; for example, recursive creatures and token-makers help offset the symmetrical sacrifice mode, while hand-attack decks can strip counters and then use this to close games.
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Character Background
Rankle’s Prank is a brutally flexible sorcery that fits best in black midrange and control shells, especially decks that want to grind resources while keeping the opponent off balance. The “choose one or more” design means it scales beautifully: on an empty board it can function as a discard spell plus a life-drain finisher, while against creature decks it can become a sweeping sacrifice effect that ignores indestructible and hexproof-style protection. The Wilds of Eldraine flavor feels very much in line with Rankle’s chaotic mischief—this is less a fair duel than a twisted set of rules where everyone loses something. In play, it pairs well with cards that punish discard, benefit from sacrificing, or recur threats from the graveyard; for example, recursive creatures and token-makers help offset the symmetrical sacrifice mode, while hand-attack decks can strip counters and then use this to close games.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 04:10:47 UTC