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Day of Black Sun
Oracle Text
Each creature with mana value X or less loses all abilities until end of turn. Destroy those creatures.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Day of Black Sun is a brutally efficient black sweeper that feels like a coordinated eclipse-strike: precise, sudden, and devastating to anyone relying on creature abilities. In practice, it best supports control and midrange-black shells that want to stall the board while preserving their own key threats at higher mana values. Because it scales with X, it can be a flexible early answer to mana dorks and utility creatures or a late-game reset that strips and destroys an entire army. The ability-removal clause is especially punishing against creatures with death triggers, static bonuses, or protection-based tricks, so it pairs well with discard or counterspell support to force through the right X at the right time. A strong deckbuilding tip is to combine it with mana ramp or treasure generation so you can cast a larger X earlier, turning it into a pseudo-one-sided wrath against low-curve aggro and synergy decks.
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Character Background
Day of Black Sun is a brutally efficient black sweeper that feels like a coordinated eclipse-strike: precise, sudden, and devastating to anyone relying on creature abilities. In practice, it best supports control and midrange-black shells that want to stall the board while preserving their own key threats at higher mana values. Because it scales with X, it can be a flexible early answer to mana dorks and utility creatures or a late-game reset that strips and destroys an entire army. The ability-removal clause is especially punishing against creatures with death triggers, static bonuses, or protection-based tricks, so it pairs well with discard or counterspell support to force through the right X at the right time. A strong deckbuilding tip is to combine it with mana ramp or treasure generation so you can cast a larger X earlier, turning it into a pseudo-one-sided wrath against low-curve aggro and synergy decks.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 03:40:43 UTC