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Armageddon
Oracle Text
Destroy all lands.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Armageddon is one of Magic’s most infamous reset buttons, a ruthless white sorcery that destroys all lands for {3}{W}. In gameplay, it best supports control and prison-style game plans, though aggressive decks can also exploit it if they can apply pressure first and then leave the opponent stranded on resources. The key is timing: cast it when you already have a board lead, mana acceleration, or permanents that keep functioning without lands, so the symmetry breaks in your favor. Strong synergies include cheap creatures, planeswalkers, and especially mana rocks or enchantments that let you rebuild faster than the opponent. It also pairs well with recursive threats or cards that survive on the battlefield while both players struggle to recover. The name and effect evoke total devastation rather than precise strategy, but that apocalyptic flavor is exactly why it remains memorable: it turns a normal game into a desperate race to recover.
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Character Background
Armageddon is one of Magic’s most infamous reset buttons, a ruthless white sorcery that destroys all lands for {3}{W}. In gameplay, it best supports control and prison-style game plans, though aggressive decks can also exploit it if they can apply pressure first and then leave the opponent stranded on resources. The key is timing: cast it when you already have a board lead, mana acceleration, or permanents that keep functioning without lands, so the symmetry breaks in your favor. Strong synergies include cheap creatures, planeswalkers, and especially mana rocks or enchantments that let you rebuild faster than the opponent. It also pairs well with recursive threats or cards that survive on the battlefield while both players struggle to recover. The name and effect evoke total devastation rather than precise strategy, but that apocalyptic flavor is exactly why it remains memorable: it turns a normal game into a desperate race to recover.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 12:10:45 UTC