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Doomsday Excruciator
Oracle Text
Flying
When this creature enters, if it was cast, each player exiles all but the bottom six cards of their library face down.
At the beginning of your upkeep, draw a card.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Doomsday Excruciator is a brutal six-black-mana finisher that best fits a control or midrange shell that can survive long enough to turn its body and asymmetrical library disruption into inevitability. A 6/6 flier already pressures life totals, but the real payoff is the enter-the-battlefield effect: if you cast it, every player is forced down to just six remaining cards, which can strand opposing decks on resources while leaving you positioned to win a topdeck war. Because it triggers only when cast, cards that cheat it into play won’t get the Doomsday-style collapse, so deckbuilding should prioritize heavy black mana production, ramp, and protection to ensure you actually resolve it. It pairs especially well with cards that exploit empty libraries or generate advantage from card draw, since the upkeep draw keeps your hand fueled while the opponent scrambles. In Duskmourn’s horror tone, it feels like a nightmare that doesn’t just attack the battlefield—it devours the future.
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Character Background
Doomsday Excruciator is a brutal six-black-mana finisher that best fits a control or midrange shell that can survive long enough to turn its body and asymmetrical library disruption into inevitability. A 6/6 flier already pressures life totals, but the real payoff is the enter-the-battlefield effect: if you cast it, every player is forced down to just six remaining cards, which can strand opposing decks on resources while leaving you positioned to win a topdeck war. Because it triggers only when cast, cards that cheat it into play won’t get the Doomsday-style collapse, so deckbuilding should prioritize heavy black mana production, ramp, and protection to ensure you actually resolve it. It pairs especially well with cards that exploit empty libraries or generate advantage from card draw, since the upkeep draw keeps your hand fueled while the opponent scrambles. In Duskmourn’s horror tone, it feels like a nightmare that doesn’t just attack the battlefield—it devours the future.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-10-08 21:10:43 UTC