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Call to the Void
Oracle Text
Each player secretly chooses a creature they control and a creature they don't control. Then those choices are revealed. Destroy each creature chosen this way.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Call to the Void is a brutal, political sweep that fits best in black-based control or attrition shells, especially in Commander where “secretly choose” creates tense, table-wide mind games. At five mana, it is not a pure wrath, but it can function as a surgical two-for-one or better by taking out the best threat each player controls while also clipping a creature you do not control, often turning a stalled board in your favor. It pairs especially well with decks that can exploit death triggers, recursion, or disposable creatures, since you can deliberately nominate something expendable on your side and a high-value target across the table. Cards with indestructible or sacrifice outlets can also help you manage the reveal, and blink or reanimation strategies appreciate a wrath effect that may spare your key board pieces if piloted carefully. The name and design evoke a whispering force from the abyss, less a clean execution than a malicious bargain.
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Character Background
Call to the Void is a brutal, political sweep that fits best in black-based control or attrition shells, especially in Commander where “secretly choose” creates tense, table-wide mind games. At five mana, it is not a pure wrath, but it can function as a surgical two-for-one or better by taking out the best threat each player controls while also clipping a creature you do not control, often turning a stalled board in your favor. It pairs especially well with decks that can exploit death triggers, recursion, or disposable creatures, since you can deliberately nominate something expendable on your side and a high-value target across the table. Cards with indestructible or sacrifice outlets can also help you manage the reveal, and blink or reanimation strategies appreciate a wrath effect that may spare your key board pieces if piloted carefully. The name and design evoke a whispering force from the abyss, less a clean execution than a malicious bargain.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-10-11 01:10:44 UTC