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Disintegrate
Oracle Text
Disintegrate deals X damage to any target. If it's a creature, it can't be regenerated this turn, and if it would die this turn, exile it instead.
Card Details
Character Background
Disintegrate is a classic Red finisher that supports tempo and control decks by turning excess mana into flexible removal or a sudden burst to the face. At X and a single red pip, it scales cleanly from early trades to late-game closers, letting you punish small creatures, finish planeswalkers, or push lethal damage when the board stalls. The exile clause is especially important: against recursive threats, death-trigger creatures, or regeneration effects, it ensures the target stays gone rather than returning to annoy you later. In deckbuilding, it pairs well with ramp, mana rocks, or effects that generate burst mana, since the spell becomes dramatically better when X is large. It also fits nicely in red-based control shells that want a universal answer without sacrificing the ability to close games. Think of it as a spell that burns away both flesh and memory, leaving nothing behind but ashes and momentum.
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Character Background
Disintegrate is a classic Red finisher that supports tempo and control decks by turning excess mana into flexible removal or a sudden burst to the face. At X and a single red pip, it scales cleanly from early trades to late-game closers, letting you punish small creatures, finish planeswalkers, or push lethal damage when the board stalls. The exile clause is especially important: against recursive threats, death-trigger creatures, or regeneration effects, it ensures the target stays gone rather than returning to annoy you later. In deckbuilding, it pairs well with ramp, mana rocks, or effects that generate burst mana, since the spell becomes dramatically better when X is large. It also fits nicely in red-based control shells that want a universal answer without sacrificing the ability to close games. Think of it as a spell that burns away both flesh and memory, leaving nothing behind but ashes and momentum.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-09-10 03:20:45 UTC
