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Decree of Justice
Oracle Text
Create X 4/4 white Angel creature tokens with flying.
Cycling {2}{W} ({2}{W}, Discard this card: Draw a card.)
When you cycle this card, you may pay {X}. If you do, create X 1/1 white Soldier creature tokens.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Decree of Justice is a classic control finisher with a built-in fallback plan, and in Modern Horizons 3 it still rewards patience, mana efficiency, and careful sequencing. Hard-cast, it turns excess late-game mana into a sudden air force of 4/4 Angels, making it excellent for control decks that can stabilize early and then end the game in one spell. The real trick, though, is cycling it: for just {2}{W}, you can replace the card and, if you have spare mana, turn that cycle into a burst of Soldier tokens instead. That makes it especially strong in tempo-leaning white shells or token builds that want to stay flexible. It also pairs nicely with effects that care about creature tokens, anthem effects, or cards that reward casting or cycling spells. In practice, Decree of Justice is best when you want one card to be both a late-game threat and an early-game resource sink, keeping pressure on without clogging your hand.
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Character Background
Decree of Justice is a classic control finisher with a built-in fallback plan, and in Modern Horizons 3 it still rewards patience, mana efficiency, and careful sequencing. Hard-cast, it turns excess late-game mana into a sudden air force of 4/4 Angels, making it excellent for control decks that can stabilize early and then end the game in one spell. The real trick, though, is cycling it: for just {2}{W}, you can replace the card and, if you have spare mana, turn that cycle into a burst of Soldier tokens instead. That makes it especially strong in tempo-leaning white shells or token builds that want to stay flexible. It also pairs nicely with effects that care about creature tokens, anthem effects, or cards that reward casting or cycling spells. In practice, Decree of Justice is best when you want one card to be both a late-game threat and an early-game resource sink, keeping pressure on without clogging your hand.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 01:10:47 UTC