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Ceaseless Conflict
Oracle Text
Destroy all creatures. Then create a 3/2 red and white Spirit creature token for each nontoken creature you controlled that was destroyed this way.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Ceaseless Conflict is a cleanly brutal white reset spell that best fits control and token-midrange game plans, especially in Commander where the asymmetry can be enormous. On its face, it is a full board wipe for five mana, but the real power comes from rebuilding immediately with 3/2 red and white Spirits for every nontoken creature you lost, letting you turn a defensive emergency into an offensive swing. The ideal deck uses a high density of nontoken creatures that are either expendable or already generating value on death, such as creatures with enters-the-battlefield effects or recursion-friendly shells. It pairs especially well with death triggers, sacrifice outlets, and cards that make tokens from nontoken bodies, since you can cash in your own board and still emerge ahead. In multiplayer, it can punish overextension while leaving you with enough flying-style pressure to close quickly after the wipe.
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Character Background
Ceaseless Conflict is a cleanly brutal white reset spell that best fits control and token-midrange game plans, especially in Commander where the asymmetry can be enormous. On its face, it is a full board wipe for five mana, but the real power comes from rebuilding immediately with 3/2 red and white Spirits for every nontoken creature you lost, letting you turn a defensive emergency into an offensive swing. The ideal deck uses a high density of nontoken creatures that are either expendable or already generating value on death, such as creatures with enters-the-battlefield effects or recursion-friendly shells. It pairs especially well with death triggers, sacrifice outlets, and cards that make tokens from nontoken bodies, since you can cash in your own board and still emerge ahead. In multiplayer, it can punish overextension while leaving you with enough flying-style pressure to close quickly after the wipe.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-03 16:20:44 UTC