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Damn
Oracle Text
Destroy target creature. A creature destroyed this way can't be regenerated.
Overload {2}{W}{W} (You may cast this spell for its overload cost. If you do, change "target" in its text to "each.")
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Damn is a deceptively simple black removal spell that fits best in control and midrange shells, where trading one card for one key threat keeps the board manageable while you advance toward a stronger endgame. At {B}{B}, it cleanly answers almost any creature, and the “can’t be regenerated” clause matters against fringe protection effects and older-style resiliency. Its real ceiling, though, is the overload mode: for {2}{W}{W}, it becomes a sweeping, sorcery-speed wrath that can reset creature-heavy decks and punish overextensions. That makes it especially attractive in Orzhov, Esper, or four-color control builds that can support both black early interaction and white-based sweepers. A good deckbuilding tip is to pair Damn with discard or countermagic, so you can strip away a planeswalker or protection spell before casting the overloaded version. The card’s flavor is blunt and condemning, but its gameplay is even cleaner: a flexible answer that scales from efficient spot removal to a full board reset.
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Character Background
Damn is a deceptively simple black removal spell that fits best in control and midrange shells, where trading one card for one key threat keeps the board manageable while you advance toward a stronger endgame. At {B}{B}, it cleanly answers almost any creature, and the “can’t be regenerated” clause matters against fringe protection effects and older-style resiliency. Its real ceiling, though, is the overload mode: for {2}{W}{W}, it becomes a sweeping, sorcery-speed wrath that can reset creature-heavy decks and punish overextensions. That makes it especially attractive in Orzhov, Esper, or four-color control builds that can support both black early interaction and white-based sweepers. A good deckbuilding tip is to pair Damn with discard or countermagic, so you can strip away a planeswalker or protection spell before casting the overloaded version. The card’s flavor is blunt and condemning, but its gameplay is even cleaner: a flexible answer that scales from efficient spot removal to a full board reset.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-28 05:40:43 UTC