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End of the Hunt
Oracle Text
Target opponent exiles a creature or planeswalker they control with the greatest mana value among creatures and planeswalkers they control.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
End of the Hunt is a clean, predatory piece of black interaction that fits best in control and midrange decks looking to trade efficiently while preserving tempo. For just two mana, it forces an opponent to exile their biggest creature or planeswalker, which is especially punishing against decks that lean on a single high-impact threat to stabilize the board. Because the opponent chooses, it is strongest when you have already pressured their life total or cleared away smaller creatures, narrowing the options to a card they least want to lose. In deckbuilding, pair it with discard like Duress or Thoughtseize-style effects and cheap removal so you can strip away backup threats before casting this. It also plays well in shells that want the graveyard untouched, since exile sidesteps death triggers and recursion. The card’s name and function evoke a final, ruthless ambush—perfect for turning an already-wounded board state into a decisive finish.
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Character Background
End of the Hunt is a clean, predatory piece of black interaction that fits best in control and midrange decks looking to trade efficiently while preserving tempo. For just two mana, it forces an opponent to exile their biggest creature or planeswalker, which is especially punishing against decks that lean on a single high-impact threat to stabilize the board. Because the opponent chooses, it is strongest when you have already pressured their life total or cleared away smaller creatures, narrowing the options to a card they least want to lose. In deckbuilding, pair it with discard like Duress or Thoughtseize-style effects and cheap removal so you can strip away backup threats before casting this. It also plays well in shells that want the graveyard untouched, since exile sidesteps death triggers and recursion. The card’s name and function evoke a final, ruthless ambush—perfect for turning an already-wounded board state into a decisive finish.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-03 13:20:43 UTC