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Waltz of Rage
Oracle Text
Target creature you control deals damage equal to its power to each other creature. Until end of turn, whenever a creature you control dies, exile the top card of your library. You may play it until the end of your next turn.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Waltz of Rage fits Duskmourn’s cruel carnival perfectly: a sorcery that turns one of your creatures into the lead dancer in a room-clearing massacre, then rewards every casualty with a fleeting glance at the top of your library. In play, it best supports an aggressive midrange or sacrifice-leaning value plan, especially in red decks that can push a single attacker to large size and then cash it in as a sweeper. The damage scales off power, so pump spells, equipment, counters, or temporary buffs make it dramatically stronger; a 6-power creature can wipe most boards while also fueling card access if your own creatures die. It pairs especially well with token makers, death-trigger creatures, and effects that let you survive your own sweep. Because the exile clause only lasts through your next turn, plan ahead and have mana ready to convert that card advantage immediately.
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Character Background
Waltz of Rage fits Duskmourn’s cruel carnival perfectly: a sorcery that turns one of your creatures into the lead dancer in a room-clearing massacre, then rewards every casualty with a fleeting glance at the top of your library. In play, it best supports an aggressive midrange or sacrifice-leaning value plan, especially in red decks that can push a single attacker to large size and then cash it in as a sweeper. The damage scales off power, so pump spells, equipment, counters, or temporary buffs make it dramatically stronger; a 6-power creature can wipe most boards while also fueling card access if your own creatures die. It pairs especially well with token makers, death-trigger creatures, and effects that let you survive your own sweep. Because the exile clause only lasts through your next turn, plan ahead and have mana ready to convert that card advantage immediately.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 04:10:47 UTC