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Blasphemous Edict
Oracle Text
You may pay {B} rather than pay this spell's mana cost if there are thirteen or more creatures on the battlefield.
Each player sacrifices thirteen creatures of their choice.
Card Details
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Character Background
Blasphemous Edict is a brutal swing card for control and grindy black decks, turning a stalled board into a massacre while rewarding you for surviving long enough to reach a crowded battlefield. The alternate cost is the real prize: if thirteen or more creatures are out, you can cast it for just a single black mana, which makes it absurd in token-heavy metas or in decks that deliberately flood the board with disposable bodies. Since each player sacrifices thirteen creatures of their choice, it bypasses indestructible and most protection, so it cleanly answers wide boards and oversized threats alike. It fits best in control, attrition, or combo shells that can rebuild faster than the opponent, especially alongside token makers, recursive creatures, or death-trigger payoffs like Blood Artist effects. To maximize it, pair it with cheap sacrifice fodder or mass token generation, then break the symmetry by keeping your own board cheap to replace.
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Character Background
Blasphemous Edict is a brutal swing card for control and grindy black decks, turning a stalled board into a massacre while rewarding you for surviving long enough to reach a crowded battlefield. The alternate cost is the real prize: if thirteen or more creatures are out, you can cast it for just a single black mana, which makes it absurd in token-heavy metas or in decks that deliberately flood the board with disposable bodies. Since each player sacrifices thirteen creatures of their choice, it bypasses indestructible and most protection, so it cleanly answers wide boards and oversized threats alike. It fits best in control, attrition, or combo shells that can rebuild faster than the opponent, especially alongside token makers, recursive creatures, or death-trigger payoffs like Blood Artist effects. To maximize it, pair it with cheap sacrifice fodder or mass token generation, then break the symmetry by keeping your own board cheap to replace.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 12:20:44 UTC