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Rest in Peace
Oracle Text
When this enchantment enters, exile all graveyards.
If a card or token would be put into a graveyard from anywhere, exile it instead.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Rest in Peace is a classic white hate enchantment that fits best in control and midrange shells, where slowing the game and blanking opposing recursion matters more than racing. In Magic: The Gathering’s Assassin’s Creed setting, the title evokes a final, sealed-off fate, and the card plays exactly like that: once it arrives, every graveyard is exiled, and anything that would die or be milled afterward gets banished instead. That makes it brutal against reanimator, delve, death-trigger, sacrifice, and flashback-style strategies, while also shutting off escape and other graveyard-based value engines. Deckbuilding-wise, pair it with sweepers and planeswalkers or other win conditions that don’t rely on the graveyard, since it can incidentally turn off your own recursion too. If your meta is full of dredge, token death loops, or graveyard combo, this is one of the cleanest sideboard answers available.
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Character Background
Rest in Peace is a classic white hate enchantment that fits best in control and midrange shells, where slowing the game and blanking opposing recursion matters more than racing. In Magic: The Gathering’s Assassin’s Creed setting, the title evokes a final, sealed-off fate, and the card plays exactly like that: once it arrives, every graveyard is exiled, and anything that would die or be milled afterward gets banished instead. That makes it brutal against reanimator, delve, death-trigger, sacrifice, and flashback-style strategies, while also shutting off escape and other graveyard-based value engines. Deckbuilding-wise, pair it with sweepers and planeswalkers or other win conditions that don’t rely on the graveyard, since it can incidentally turn off your own recursion too. If your meta is full of dredge, token death loops, or graveyard combo, this is one of the cleanest sideboard answers available.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 04:10:47 UTC