Martyr's Bond

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Legality

Format Legality
1v1 Commander Legal
Archenemy Legal
Canadian Highlander Legal
Casual Legal
Commander / EDH Legal
Commander: Rule 0 Legal
Custom Legal
Duel Commander Legal
Highlander Legal
Legacy Legal
Leviathan Legal
Limited Legal
Oathbreaker Legal
Planechase Legal
Quest Magic Legal
Vanguard Legal
Vintage Legal

Martyr's Bond

Enchantment

Whenever Martyr's Bond or another nonland permanent you control is put into the graveyard from the battlefield, each opponent sacrifices a permanent that shares a card type with it.

Last_Laugh on Mardu Treasures

2 weeks ago

With this much treasure production, Martyr's Bond is a Grave Pact effect that will keep your opponents boards clear of artifacts.

Case42 on

3 weeks ago

Profet93 I prefer Martyr's Bond as it's another gravepact effect with an additional bonus: it makes opponents sacrifice artifacts when I sacrifice treasures. It always instantly makes me feel like a villain when I use it in my mardu token deck, so I tossed it in here since I have more treasure production cards.

I was considering Cabal Coffers and a few other of the black ramp cards for it, but I don't own any so it would be a purchase I have to consider.

Not sure on Contamination but it's worth a test. I only worry that it might lock me out of my white token production/doublers at a bad time. But it's worth a test, I'll try it out as I begin to playtest this deck and see how it works.

legendofa on When does a creature stop …

1 month ago

At the point when an animated Martyr's Bond is put into your graveyard, it has the characteristics it last had on the battlefield, so it would trigger itself as an enchantment creature. Your opponents could sacrifice either a creature or enchantment.

TehGrief on When does a creature stop …

1 month ago

I control Zur, Eternal Schemer, who has made Martyr's Bond into a creature.

The animated Martyr's Bond dies, going into the graveyard; at what point does it stop being a creature?

For the sake of Martyr's Bond's own trigger, do the opponents have to sacrifice an enchantment OR creature - or, because it is no longer animated (as it is no longer on the battlefield), would the trigger only force opponents to sacrifice an enchantment?

Last_Laugh on Token Legion

2 months ago

I actually have 1 more suggestion since you run Dictate/Grave Pact. Consider Martyr's Bond as mainly artifact and creature removal. It triggers off additional permanent types, and with your treasure production, would keep your opponents' boards clear of artifacts too.

SufferFromEDHD on Ruby Control

5 months ago

Sleeper powerhouse indeed. I understand why they made Smoke red in the early days (red = aggro and big creatures) but it was a major color wheel miss. Bant is the polar opposite of red.

I always thought Harrow could have been red. Red could have a lot of effects with the added clause of "As an additional cost to cast this spell, sacrifice a [blank]."

Good point. Blue is strong but white taxes are brutal. Karmic Justice and Martyr's Bond are in a league of their own. Swords and Lightning Bolt really have stood the test of time. Defined the math and expectations of the game.

Kamerot on Teysa's Undying Cartel

1 year ago

EchoSpice yep, early on the deck ran that along with gravepact and Martyr's Bond, ultimately I decided to drop dictate in favor of more damage triggers.

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