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Supreme Verdict
Oracle Text
This spell can't be countered.
Destroy all creatures.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Supreme Verdict is one of the cleanest expressions of Azorius control in Magic: The Gathering: a spell that simply ends the board and refuses to be argued with. In Ravnica Remastered, it fits best in control shells that want to survive the early turns, trade resources, and eventually reset the game on their own terms. The uncounterable clause is the key strength, making it especially punishing against blue mirrors and decks leaning on permission to protect a swarm. Because it destroys all creatures, it pairs well with planeswalkers, manlands, and sweep-resistant win conditions like creature-lands or token-generating engines that can rebuild after the wipe. Deckbuilding tip: if you run it, favor cheap interaction and card draw so you can hit four mana reliably, then clear the table while holding up follow-up protection or a finisher. It’s less about raw aggression and more about disciplined inevitability.
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Character Background
Supreme Verdict is one of the cleanest expressions of Azorius control in Magic: The Gathering: a spell that simply ends the board and refuses to be argued with. In Ravnica Remastered, it fits best in control shells that want to survive the early turns, trade resources, and eventually reset the game on their own terms. The uncounterable clause is the key strength, making it especially punishing against blue mirrors and decks leaning on permission to protect a swarm. Because it destroys all creatures, it pairs well with planeswalkers, manlands, and sweep-resistant win conditions like creature-lands or token-generating engines that can rebuild after the wipe. Deckbuilding tip: if you run it, favor cheap interaction and card draw so you can hit four mana reliably, then clear the table while holding up follow-up protection or a finisher. It’s less about raw aggression and more about disciplined inevitability.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 02:10:42 UTC