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2W · Instant
A person outside the game chooses an attacking or blocking creature target opponent controls. That player sacrifices that creature.
Name | Mana | Type | Text |
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Spires of Orazca | Land | (Transforms from Thaumatic Compass.) {T}: Add {C}. {T}: Untap target attacking creature an opponent controls and remove it from combat. | |
Divine Verdict | 3W | Instant | Destroy target attacking or blocking creature. |
Farm | 2W | Instant | Destroy target attacking or blocking creature. |
Neck Snap | 3W | Instant | Destroy target attacking or blocking creature. |
Balance | 1W | Sorcery | Each player chooses a number of lands they control equal to the number of lands controlled by the player who controls the fewest, then sacrifices the rest. Players discard cards and sacrifice creatures the same way. |
Geth's Verdict | BB | Instant | Target player sacrifices a creature and loses 1 life. |
Fight or Flight | 3W | Enchantment | At the beginning of combat on each opponent's turn, separate all creatures that player controls into two piles. Only creatures in the pile of their choice can attack this turn. |
Self-Inflicted Wound | 1B | Sorcery | Target opponent sacrifices a green or white creature. If that player does, they lose 2 life. |
Word of Command | BB | Instant | Look at target opponent's hand and choose a card from it. You control that player until Word of Command finishes resolving. The player plays that card if able. While doing so, the player can activate mana abilities only if they're from lands that player controls and only if mana they produce is spent to activate other mana abilities of lands the player controls and/or to play that card. If the chosen card is cast as a spell, you control the player while that spell is resolving. |
Plague Reaver | 2B | Creature — Beast | At the beginning of your end step, sacrifice each other creature you control. Discard two cards, Sacrifice Plague Reaver: Choose target opponent. Return Plague Reaver to the battlefield under that player's control at the beginning of their next upkeep. 6/5 |