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Wrath of Leknif
Oracle Text
Destroy all creatures. They can't be regenerated. Untap up to four lands you control.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Wrath of Leknif is a classic control finisher with a built-in tempo swing: for four mana, it wipes every creature off the table and then refunds up to four lands, letting you immediately stabilize or advance your board after sweeping away the pressure. It best supports slow white-blue control shells, especially lists that want to survive into the late game and turn a single reset into a lead in mana. The untap clause is the real prize, since it can let you cast a follow-up counterspell, planeswalker, or protective instant in the same turn, making the card far stronger than a simple wrath effect. In deckbuilding, pair it with mana rocks, flash threats, or creatures that survive sweepers, such as indestructible or token-generating engines, so you can break parity cleanly. The name evokes a divine or arcane judgment, and the card plays exactly like that: a decisive purge followed by restored momentum.
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Character Background
Wrath of Leknif is a classic control finisher with a built-in tempo swing: for four mana, it wipes every creature off the table and then refunds up to four lands, letting you immediately stabilize or advance your board after sweeping away the pressure. It best supports slow white-blue control shells, especially lists that want to survive into the late game and turn a single reset into a lead in mana. The untap clause is the real prize, since it can let you cast a follow-up counterspell, planeswalker, or protective instant in the same turn, making the card far stronger than a simple wrath effect. In deckbuilding, pair it with mana rocks, flash threats, or creatures that survive sweepers, such as indestructible or token-generating engines, so you can break parity cleanly. The name evokes a divine or arcane judgment, and the card plays exactly like that: a decisive purge followed by restored momentum.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 09:40:45 UTC