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Master of Cruelties
Oracle Text
First strike, deathtouch
This creature can only attack alone.
Whenever this creature attacks a player and isn't blocked, that player's life total becomes 1. This creature assigns no combat damage this combat.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Master of Cruelties is a brutal finisher that thrives in aggressive or combo-leaning Rakdos decks, where forcing a single unblocked attack can swing a game instantly. Its first strike and deathtouch make blocking miserable, but the real threat is the life-total set to 1, which turns even modest follow-up damage into a kill. Because it can only attack alone, the best support comes from cards that clear blockers or create opening turns: remove a key creature, tap the team down, or give the Demon evasion like menace or flying if your build allows it. It also pairs especially well with effects that grant an extra combat step or let you punish the opponent after the life-total drop, since any point of damage afterward becomes lethal. The card fits best in tempo and combo shells, but control decks can use it as a terrifying closer once the board is stabilized.
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Character Background
Master of Cruelties is a brutal finisher that thrives in aggressive or combo-leaning Rakdos decks, where forcing a single unblocked attack can swing a game instantly. Its first strike and deathtouch make blocking miserable, but the real threat is the life-total set to 1, which turns even modest follow-up damage into a kill. Because it can only attack alone, the best support comes from cards that clear blockers or create opening turns: remove a key creature, tap the team down, or give the Demon evasion like menace or flying if your build allows it. It also pairs especially well with effects that grant an extra combat step or let you punish the opponent after the life-total drop, since any point of damage afterward becomes lethal. The card fits best in tempo and combo shells, but control decks can use it as a terrifying closer once the board is stabilized.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 14:20:45 UTC