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Day of Judgment
Oracle Text
Destroy all creatures.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Day of Judgment is one of Magic’s cleanest reset buttons, a rare sorcery that defines white control by sweeping the battlefield for {2}{W}{W}. It best supports control and midrange plans that want to survive the early turns, stabilize, and then win with a single resilient threat or planeswalker after the table has been emptied. The card’s strength is not subtle: it punishes overextension, breaks stalemates, and lets you turn a losing board into a fresh start. In deckbuilding, pair it with creatures that survive or replace themselves—indestructible threats, token producers, or recursive value creatures—so your own losses are minimized. It also shines alongside effects that encourage opponents to commit more creatures, or with instant-speed interaction to bait out a final attack before the sweep. Thematically, it feels like divine verdict: impartial, absolute, and fatal to anything that has gathered too boldly.
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Character Background
Day of Judgment is one of Magic’s cleanest reset buttons, a rare sorcery that defines white control by sweeping the battlefield for {2}{W}{W}. It best supports control and midrange plans that want to survive the early turns, stabilize, and then win with a single resilient threat or planeswalker after the table has been emptied. The card’s strength is not subtle: it punishes overextension, breaks stalemates, and lets you turn a losing board into a fresh start. In deckbuilding, pair it with creatures that survive or replace themselves—indestructible threats, token producers, or recursive value creatures—so your own losses are minimized. It also shines alongside effects that encourage opponents to commit more creatures, or with instant-speed interaction to bait out a final attack before the sweep. Thematically, it feels like divine verdict: impartial, absolute, and fatal to anything that has gathered too boldly.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 16:10:46 UTC