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Mutinous Massacre
Oracle Text
Choose odd or even. Destroy each creature with mana value of the chosen quality. Then gain control of all creatures until end of turn. Untap them. They gain haste until end of turn. (Zero is even.)
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Mutinous Massacre is a mythic-swing sorcery that fits best in a control or midrange shell built to turn a stalled board into a sudden kill. The odd/even choice gives it real flexibility: you can tune your curve to wipe away the most important opposing creatures while sparing your own key pieces, then immediately hijack the survivors for a lethal alpha strike. Because it destroys first and steals second, it rewards careful deckbuilding around mana value parity, such as leaning on mostly even-cost threats and ramp pieces while your opponent’s board skews awkwardly in the other direction. In practice, this is strongest when you can predict or manipulate board states, especially after trading resources and setting up a one-turn finish with evasive or trampling borrowed creatures. The name and effect evoke a rebellion that turns on its masters, and in gameplay that means patience: use it as a brutal reset that becomes a win condition, not just a sweeper.
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Character Background
Mutinous Massacre is a mythic-swing sorcery that fits best in a control or midrange shell built to turn a stalled board into a sudden kill. The odd/even choice gives it real flexibility: you can tune your curve to wipe away the most important opposing creatures while sparing your own key pieces, then immediately hijack the survivors for a lethal alpha strike. Because it destroys first and steals second, it rewards careful deckbuilding around mana value parity, such as leaning on mostly even-cost threats and ramp pieces while your opponent’s board skews awkwardly in the other direction. In practice, this is strongest when you can predict or manipulate board states, especially after trading resources and setting up a one-turn finish with evasive or trampling borrowed creatures. The name and effect evoke a rebellion that turns on its masters, and in gameplay that means patience: use it as a brutal reset that becomes a win condition, not just a sweeper.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 17:10:47 UTC