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Hex
Oracle Text
Destroy six target creatures.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Hex is a brutally efficient control finisher in Commander, trading six mana for the ability to wipe out an entire board of problem creatures at once. In practice, it best supports black-based control or attrition decks that want to survive the early turns, then reset combat with a single spell while preserving their own key threats. Because it destroys rather than exiles, it pairs especially well with sacrifice and recursion strategies: your own death-trigger creatures can be turned into value, and enemy indestructible threats still need support from other answers, so plan accordingly. In Commander, the spell becomes nastiest when you can engineer six legal targets through token swarms or multiplayer politics, making it easier to line up a devastating swing. The name and effect fit the Baldur’s Gate vibe perfectly: a dark, broad, no-nonsense curse that feels like a warlock’s catastrophic curse laid over the battlefield.
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Character Background
Hex is a brutally efficient control finisher in Commander, trading six mana for the ability to wipe out an entire board of problem creatures at once. In practice, it best supports black-based control or attrition decks that want to survive the early turns, then reset combat with a single spell while preserving their own key threats. Because it destroys rather than exiles, it pairs especially well with sacrifice and recursion strategies: your own death-trigger creatures can be turned into value, and enemy indestructible threats still need support from other answers, so plan accordingly. In Commander, the spell becomes nastiest when you can engineer six legal targets through token swarms or multiplayer politics, making it easier to line up a devastating swing. The name and effect fit the Baldur’s Gate vibe perfectly: a dark, broad, no-nonsense curse that feels like a warlock’s catastrophic curse laid over the battlefield.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-10-08 05:10:45 UTC