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Disrupt Decorum
Oracle Text
Goad all creatures you don't control. (Until your next turn, those creatures attack each combat if able and attack a player other than you if able.)
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Disrupt Decorum is a classic red political weapon, turning a quiet table into a forced skirmish where everyone else has to swing elsewhere for a turn cycle. In Commander, it shines best in a tempo or control shell that wants to buy time without simply fogging the board, because goad breaks up coordinated defenses and often leaves your life total untouched while opponents trade resources. The card is especially nasty in decks that profit from combat chaos, such as those packing pillowfort pieces, attack triggers, or punishers like Psychic Impetus-style effects and cards that reward opponents for attacking each other. It also pairs well with evasion and token-making, since you can keep pressure on while your rivals are compelled into unfavorable attacks. Cast it when the board is cluttered and someone is ahead; the real value is not just damage dealt, but the tempo swing and table friction it creates.
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Character Background
Disrupt Decorum is a classic red political weapon, turning a quiet table into a forced skirmish where everyone else has to swing elsewhere for a turn cycle. In Commander, it shines best in a tempo or control shell that wants to buy time without simply fogging the board, because goad breaks up coordinated defenses and often leaves your life total untouched while opponents trade resources. The card is especially nasty in decks that profit from combat chaos, such as those packing pillowfort pieces, attack triggers, or punishers like Psychic Impetus-style effects and cards that reward opponents for attacking each other. It also pairs well with evasion and token-making, since you can keep pressure on while your rivals are compelled into unfavorable attacks. Cast it when the board is cluttered and someone is ahead; the real value is not just damage dealt, but the tempo swing and table friction it creates.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-09-04 20:10:44 UTC