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Wrath of God
Oracle Text
Destroy all creatures. They can't be regenerated.
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Wrath of God is one of Magic’s most iconic control reset buttons, a pure sorcery-speed sweep that defines the white answer to board stalls: “destroy all creatures. They can’t be regenerated.” In gameplay terms, it best supports control and midrange decks that want to survive the early game, trade resources, and then pull ahead with superior card advantage or resilient threats. The card’s power lies not just in clearing the battlefield, but in punishing overextension and forcing aggressive opponents to rebuild from zero. A strong deckbuilding tip is to pair it with planeswalkers, manlands, or creatures with death-trigger/indestructible value, so you can cast Wrath while keeping pressure on the board afterward. It also plays especially well in shells with spot removal and countermagic, since those tools buy time until you can safely reset the game. In lore terms, the name evokes divine judgment—absolute, unavoidable, and final.
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Character Background
Wrath of God is one of Magic’s most iconic control reset buttons, a pure sorcery-speed sweep that defines the white answer to board stalls: “destroy all creatures. They can’t be regenerated.” In gameplay terms, it best supports control and midrange decks that want to survive the early game, trade resources, and then pull ahead with superior card advantage or resilient threats. The card’s power lies not just in clearing the battlefield, but in punishing overextension and forcing aggressive opponents to rebuild from zero. A strong deckbuilding tip is to pair it with planeswalkers, manlands, or creatures with death-trigger/indestructible value, so you can cast Wrath while keeping pressure on the board afterward. It also plays especially well in shells with spot removal and countermagic, since those tools buy time until you can safely reset the game. In lore terms, the name evokes divine judgment—absolute, unavoidable, and final.
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