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Demonic Bargain
Oracle Text
Exile the top thirteen cards of your library, then search your library for a card. Put that card into your hand, then shuffle.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Demonic Bargain is a classic black “pay now, profit later” tutor that fits best in combo and value-driven control shells, especially in Innistrad: Crimson Vow where the name alone evokes a desperate pact made in the shadows. Exiling thirteen cards is a steep price, but the card turns that drawback into a powerful precision tool by finding whatever single card matters most: a finisher, a sweeper, a combo piece, or the exact answer to stabilize the game. In practice, it plays best when your deck is built to minimize the risk of losing key cards, so prioritize redundant pieces, multiple win conditions, or recursion such as reanimation and graveyard retrieval to recover what gets exiled. It also pairs well with cards that care about cards in exile or cards in the graveyard, letting you convert the bargain’s cost into upside. Use it when you can afford a slower turn and need inevitability.
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Character Background
Demonic Bargain is a classic black “pay now, profit later” tutor that fits best in combo and value-driven control shells, especially in Innistrad: Crimson Vow where the name alone evokes a desperate pact made in the shadows. Exiling thirteen cards is a steep price, but the card turns that drawback into a powerful precision tool by finding whatever single card matters most: a finisher, a sweeper, a combo piece, or the exact answer to stabilize the game. In practice, it plays best when your deck is built to minimize the risk of losing key cards, so prioritize redundant pieces, multiple win conditions, or recursion such as reanimation and graveyard retrieval to recover what gets exiled. It also pairs well with cards that care about cards in exile or cards in the graveyard, letting you convert the bargain’s cost into upside. Use it when you can afford a slower turn and need inevitability.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 14:20:45 UTC