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Sundering Archaic
Oracle Text
Converge — When this creature enters, exile target nonland permanent an opponent controls with mana value less than or equal to the number of colors of mana spent to cast this creature.
{2}: Put target card from a graveyard on the bottom of its owner's library.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Sundering Archaic is a clean control and value tool that rewards careful mana construction and patient play. As a 6-mana Avatar with Converge, it can arrive as a deceptively flexible answer: if you spend multiple colors, it can exile a cheap-to-midrange nonland permanent and immediately swing the board in your favor, while also leaving behind a 3/3 body to pressure planeswalkers or trade down. In gameplay terms, it fits best in multicolor control, midrange, or domain-style shells that can reliably cast it for three or more colors; in those decks, it becomes a scalable removal spell attached to a threat. The activated ability is easy to overlook, but it matters in grindy games, letting you recycle an opponent’s key combo piece or your own spent card into the library bottom to deny recursion and tutor loops. Pair it with fetchlands, triomes, and other color-fixing to maximize Converge.
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Character Background
Sundering Archaic is a clean control and value tool that rewards careful mana construction and patient play. As a 6-mana Avatar with Converge, it can arrive as a deceptively flexible answer: if you spend multiple colors, it can exile a cheap-to-midrange nonland permanent and immediately swing the board in your favor, while also leaving behind a 3/3 body to pressure planeswalkers or trade down. In gameplay terms, it fits best in multicolor control, midrange, or domain-style shells that can reliably cast it for three or more colors; in those decks, it becomes a scalable removal spell attached to a threat. The activated ability is easy to overlook, but it matters in grindy games, letting you recycle an opponent’s key combo piece or your own spent card into the library bottom to deny recursion and tutor loops. Pair it with fetchlands, triomes, and other color-fixing to maximize Converge.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-03 20:10:43 UTC