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Wilt in the Heat
Oracle Text
This spell costs {2} less to cast if one or more cards left your graveyard this turn.
Wilt in the Heat deals 5 damage to target creature. If that creature would die this turn, exile it instead.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Wilt in the Heat is a clean, efficient answer that fits best in aggressive midrange or tempo shells that can incidentally fuel graveyard movement, letting it frequently drop to a bargain {R}{W} removal spell. In gameplay terms, five damage at instant speed kills a large slice of the format’s creatures, and the exile clause is especially valuable against recursive threats, death triggers, and graveyard-based strategies that want their creatures to come back or be reused. The “cards left your graveyard this turn” rider strongly rewards decks with flashback, escape-style effects, self-mill, or sacrifice lines, so even a single fetch from the graveyard can turn on a major discount. In Strixhaven-flavored play, it feels like a spell that burns away both flesh and lingering magic, making it ideal for decks that want to stay on board while keeping opposing threats permanently gone.
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Character Background
Wilt in the Heat is a clean, efficient answer that fits best in aggressive midrange or tempo shells that can incidentally fuel graveyard movement, letting it frequently drop to a bargain {R}{W} removal spell. In gameplay terms, five damage at instant speed kills a large slice of the format’s creatures, and the exile clause is especially valuable against recursive threats, death triggers, and graveyard-based strategies that want their creatures to come back or be reused. The “cards left your graveyard this turn” rider strongly rewards decks with flashback, escape-style effects, self-mill, or sacrifice lines, so even a single fetch from the graveyard can turn on a major discount. In Strixhaven-flavored play, it feels like a spell that burns away both flesh and lingering magic, making it ideal for decks that want to stay on board while keeping opposing threats permanently gone.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-03 17:40:43 UTC