
Eject the Warp Core
CommentsStandard 0 Eng.FUsr.—
Not legal in this format after release.
Pioneer 0 Eng.FUsr.—
Not legal in this format after release.
Modern 27 Eng.FUsr.—
Far below Fatal Push: two mana for -2/-2 is poor, while the -6/-6 mode costs a permanent and needs a shell that profits from sacrifice.
Could be wrong if A proven Modern sacrifice shell with plentiful disposable artifacts or creatures could make the kicked mode a useful removal-plus-outlet package.
Legacy 21 Eng.FUsr.—
Legacy's removal must be much cheaper or more reliable; this is substantially worse than Fatal Push unless sacrificing a permanent is intrinsically profitable.
Could be wrong if Cheap artifacts such as Mishra's Bauble could reduce the practical sacrifice cost in a presently underrepresented shell.
Pauper 42 Eng.D+Usr.—
Ichor Wellspring can make the kicker tolerable in Grixis Affinity, but Cast Down is far more reliable and -2/-2 is a weak default mode.
Could be wrong if If artifact-sacrifice synergies prove central, Wellspring-style fodder could make -6/-6 removal more attractive than expected.
Commander 28 Eng.FUsr.—
A one-shot sacrifice outlet attached to temporary shrink is highly replaceable; optimized decks prefer unconditional removal or repeatable free outlets.
Could be wrong if A commander that rewards both sacrificing artifacts and reducing toughness could turn its otherwise inefficient two effects into one useful card.
Limited 58 Eng.C+Usr.—
Two mana -2/-2 is useful combat removal, and sacrificing a doomed creature can answer nearly anything with -6/-6, though it is often a two-for-one.
Could be wrong if Unknown creature toughness, artifact fodder, and sacrifice payoffs could move it from dependable removal to narrow filler or premium synergy.
“A weak baseline removal spell whose kicked mode is efficient only when sacrificing a disposable permanent is already valuable.”
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