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Shadows' Verdict
Oracle Text
Exile all creatures and planeswalkers with mana value 3 or less from the battlefield and all creature and planeswalker cards with mana value 3 or less from all graveyards.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Shadows’ Verdict is a brutally efficient control tool in Zendikar Rising, built to sweep away the early game while also denying recursive threats a second life. At five mana, it best supports black-based control or midrange decks that want to stabilize against go-wide aggro, low-curve planeswalker decks, and graveyard value shells all at once. Exiling creatures and planeswalkers with mana value 3 or less from both the battlefield and graveyards makes it especially punishing against decks leaning on cheap engines, token makers, and premium utility walkers, while also blanking death triggers and reanimation setups. Thematic and mechanically, it feels like the plane itself passing judgment through darkness, leaving no trace behind. For deckbuilding, pair it with your own higher-end threats or planeswalkers so you can reset the board and immediately leverage a superior endgame; it also plays well alongside discard and spot removal to force opponents into the Verdict’s low-value range.
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Character Background
Shadows’ Verdict is a brutally efficient control tool in Zendikar Rising, built to sweep away the early game while also denying recursive threats a second life. At five mana, it best supports black-based control or midrange decks that want to stabilize against go-wide aggro, low-curve planeswalker decks, and graveyard value shells all at once. Exiling creatures and planeswalkers with mana value 3 or less from both the battlefield and graveyards makes it especially punishing against decks leaning on cheap engines, token makers, and premium utility walkers, while also blanking death triggers and reanimation setups. Thematic and mechanically, it feels like the plane itself passing judgment through darkness, leaving no trace behind. For deckbuilding, pair it with your own higher-end threats or planeswalkers so you can reset the board and immediately leverage a superior endgame; it also plays well alongside discard and spot removal to force opponents into the Verdict’s low-value range.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 21:10:48 UTC