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Jund 'Em Out
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• Abrupt Decay
• Blightning
• Bloodbraid Elf
• Lightning Bolt
• Liliana of the Veil
• Tarmogoyf
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Jund ’Em Out is pure Jund philosophy in sorcery form: blunt, resource-hungry, and happiest when every card in your graveyard is a future spell. With retrace, it turns land draws into repeatable high-rolls, letting a grindy midrange or value deck keep pressing after both players have traded everything away. The random-copy mode is volatile, but the hits are enormous: Abrupt Decay answers cleanly, Blightning punishes control and combo, Bloodbraid Elf swings tempo, Lightning Bolt finishes games, Liliana of the Veil attacks hands and boards, and Tarmogoyf can simply become an efficient threat. Build around discard outlets, extra lands, and ways to survive until the late game, because this card shines when casting from the graveyard is easier than drawing naturally. It is best in a recursive attrition shell, where every topdeck can become another Jund-style two-for-one or burst of pressure.
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Character Background
Jund ’Em Out is pure Jund philosophy in sorcery form: blunt, resource-hungry, and happiest when every card in your graveyard is a future spell. With retrace, it turns land draws into repeatable high-rolls, letting a grindy midrange or value deck keep pressing after both players have traded everything away. The random-copy mode is volatile, but the hits are enormous: Abrupt Decay answers cleanly, Blightning punishes control and combo, Bloodbraid Elf swings tempo, Lightning Bolt finishes games, Liliana of the Veil attacks hands and boards, and Tarmogoyf can simply become an efficient threat. Build around discard outlets, extra lands, and ways to survive until the late game, because this card shines when casting from the graveyard is easier than drawing naturally. It is best in a recursive attrition shell, where every topdeck can become another Jund-style two-for-one or burst of pressure.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 12:20:44 UTC