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Expel the Interlopers
Oracle Text
Choose a number between 0 and 10. Destroy all creatures with power greater than or equal to the chosen number.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Expel the Interlopers is a flexible sweep spell that fits best in control or midrange decks, especially those that want to dictate combat and punish overextension. For five mana, it asks you to choose a power threshold from 0 to 10, which means you can tailor the wipe to the board state: name 2 or 3 to clear early attackers and utility creatures, or go higher to preserve your own small blockers while wiping away the opposing finishers. That scalability makes it unusually skill-testing, since the best choice depends on whether you are stabilizing, forcing tempo, or setting up a finisher. It pairs well with token strategies and decks built around low-power creatures, because your board can survive while larger threats vanish. In Wilds of Eldraine’s storybook tone, the card feels like a stern royal decree expelling unruly outsiders, and mechanically it reinforces the idea of a curated battlefield where only the “approved” remain.
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Character Background
Expel the Interlopers is a flexible sweep spell that fits best in control or midrange decks, especially those that want to dictate combat and punish overextension. For five mana, it asks you to choose a power threshold from 0 to 10, which means you can tailor the wipe to the board state: name 2 or 3 to clear early attackers and utility creatures, or go higher to preserve your own small blockers while wiping away the opposing finishers. That scalability makes it unusually skill-testing, since the best choice depends on whether you are stabilizing, forcing tempo, or setting up a finisher. It pairs well with token strategies and decks built around low-power creatures, because your board can survive while larger threats vanish. In Wilds of Eldraine’s storybook tone, the card feels like a stern royal decree expelling unruly outsiders, and mechanically it reinforces the idea of a curated battlefield where only the “approved” remain.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-09-04 19:20:42 UTC