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Kolaghan's Command
Oracle Text
Choose two —
• Return target creature card from your graveyard to your hand.
• Target player discards a card.
• Destroy target artifact.
• Kolaghan's Command deals 2 damage to any target.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Kolaghan’s Command is one of the cleanest examples of Rakdos versatility in Magic: The Gathering, and in practice it shines most in grindy tempo and value decks that want every card to trade up. For only three mana, it can pressure a hand, pick off a small creature or planeswalker, and answer artifacts while also buying back a key threat from the graveyard. That flexibility makes it especially strong in midrange shells and in decks built around recursive creatures like Kroxa, Titan of Death’s Hunger, Dreadhorde Arcanist, or cheap self-mill targets that are happy to be rebought. The best play pattern is often to cast it at instant speed after forcing awkward blocks or end-step tapping out, then choose the two modes that create the biggest swing—discard plus damage, or artifact destruction plus regrowth. In multiplayer or slower metas, it stays relevant because it never becomes a dead draw and rewards tight resource management.
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Character Background
Kolaghan’s Command is one of the cleanest examples of Rakdos versatility in Magic: The Gathering, and in practice it shines most in grindy tempo and value decks that want every card to trade up. For only three mana, it can pressure a hand, pick off a small creature or planeswalker, and answer artifacts while also buying back a key threat from the graveyard. That flexibility makes it especially strong in midrange shells and in decks built around recursive creatures like Kroxa, Titan of Death’s Hunger, Dreadhorde Arcanist, or cheap self-mill targets that are happy to be rebought. The best play pattern is often to cast it at instant speed after forcing awkward blocks or end-step tapping out, then choose the two modes that create the biggest swing—discard plus damage, or artifact destruction plus regrowth. In multiplayer or slower metas, it stays relevant because it never becomes a dead draw and rewards tight resource management.
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