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Nemesis of Reason
Oracle Text
Whenever this creature attacks, defending player mills ten cards.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Nemesis of Reason is a classic Dimir finisher that best fits control or mill-focused value shells, where its job is less about winning combat and more about turning every attack into a massive resource denial swing. A 3/7 body for five mana is already sturdy enough to pressure smaller boards and survive many fights, but the real threat is the ten-card mill trigger on attack, which can erase a third of an opponent’s library in just a few successful swings. Because the trigger happens on attack, not damage, evasion and protection are especially valuable: give it flying, unblockability, or a way to survive combat and you’ll force the mill through more reliably. It also pairs well with cards that punish opponents for empty libraries or for cards entering the graveyard, turning each attack into both clock and setup. In Commander, it shines as a top-end threat in blue-black decks that want inevitability rather than speed.
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Character Background
Nemesis of Reason is a classic Dimir finisher that best fits control or mill-focused value shells, where its job is less about winning combat and more about turning every attack into a massive resource denial swing. A 3/7 body for five mana is already sturdy enough to pressure smaller boards and survive many fights, but the real threat is the ten-card mill trigger on attack, which can erase a third of an opponent’s library in just a few successful swings. Because the trigger happens on attack, not damage, evasion and protection are especially valuable: give it flying, unblockability, or a way to survive combat and you’ll force the mill through more reliably. It also pairs well with cards that punish opponents for empty libraries or for cards entering the graveyard, turning each attack into both clock and setup. In Commander, it shines as a top-end threat in blue-black decks that want inevitability rather than speed.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 20:10:49 UTC