Bone Shards

Sorcery

As an additional cost to cast this spell, sacrifice a creature or discard a card.

Destroy target creature or planeswalker.

Legality

Format	Legality
1v1 Commander	Legal
Archenemy	Legal
Arena	Legal
Block Constructed	Legal
Canadian Highlander	Legal
Casual	Legal
Commander / EDH	Legal
Commander: Rule 0	Legal
Custom	Legal
Duel Commander	Legal
Freeform	Legal
Gladiator	Legal
Highlander	Legal
Historic	Legal
Historic Brawl	Legal
Legacy	Legal
Leviathan	Legal
Limited	Legal
Modern	Legal
Oathbreaker	Legal
Pauper	Legal
Pauper Duel Commander	Legal
Pauper EDH	Legal
Planar Constructed	Legal
Planechase	Legal
Quest Magic	Legal
Tiny Leaders	Legal
Vanguard	Legal
Vintage	Legal

Discussion (42)

capwner on BR Phoenix Stompy

1 month ago

Souls of the Lost could be a nice one that I don't see on your list! I might also consider replacing Bone Shards with another killspell (maybe more Fatal Push or Sheoldred's Edict?) the sorcery speed can be a big downside when trying to interact vs. something like Ephemerate. I think Detective's Phoenix can be really good but it is a little bit awkward here since you want to add Troll and Street Wraith which don't really synergize with the rest of the deck. Spymaster's Vault is another pretty free one that could work with the sac stuff. Perigee Beckoner may also be worth consideration, this card combos with itself and a sac outlet for infinite sacs, the black sac pauper deck uses it. Cool idea and gl with the brew!

piki10 on Daemogoth Dealings (Budget)

3 months ago

You might have a nice card selection/ramp/token to sacrifice from Malevolent Rumble. Some sacrifice based removal can be interesting as well, something like Bitter Triumph or Bone Shards. Or just go for efficiency and play Fatal Push If you're considering a sideboard, or even main board, some copies of Duress (or Thoughtseize if you want to spend a bit more) might protect you're deck from faster combo decks in the format

slvstrChung on *Yawn* Time to hit the Sac

1 year ago

Wizards have been playing in the Bone Splinters space ever since that card came out. Now they come with modes for your oblation: Bone Shards lets you discard a card instead, Embrace Oblivion lets you sac an artifact; Powerstone Fracture costs {1} more but lets you zap a planeswalker. Your deck can't really take advantage of any of these modes, but this gives you some tools in case you want to shift the deck's focus.

amarthaler on Cheesecake Factory

1 year ago

Cool concept, +1. Maybe some Bone Shards for removal and Blood Fountain just so you don't miss the recursion?

kamarupa on The Orphan Crushing Machine

1 year ago

You can probably add "budget" to the deck's hubs.

I don't think you should necessarily, but adding black would open up quite a few nice spells such as Viscera Seer and Bone Shards or even Flesh Allergy as a wincon

leovolt884_ on Raze, Rebuild, Reclaim

1 year ago

I may be stupid, but how are you casting snuff out?

In terms of suggestions you could probably go 20 or 21 lands in a deck where lands matter so much. I don't think Rubblebelt Maverick is actually helping that much to run 4 of it. I think what would be funnier is jam 4 Raze and run 2 or 3 Skyshroud Ranger or something of the same effect. Maybe make a small engine with Groundskeeper to return lands and then put them directly into play from your hand.

Another direction you can take it is just have one REALLY GOOD land and sacrifice the rest. Enchant a land with Wild Growth and Utopia Sprawl and just focus on keeping one or two enchanted lands around and keeping your opponent down to one or two mana while you have 3, 4, or even 5. Stone Rain is also an iconic card. This deck seems to really want to play black. Bone Shards can help you bin an early land to play a turn 2 wurm. Village Rites is excellent card draw and can keep your hand full of lands for afforementioned Skyshroud Ranger type effects. Black loves to sacrifice for cheap and while Improvised Club is a great use for Akki Blizzard-Herder more sacrifice outlets would be more consistent.

I don't really like Werebear in this deck because I think it will just take too long for it to become a 4/4 and it isn't an effective beater if you have to end up using it for mana to cast anything. Maybe consider Bayou Groff or Burning-Tree Emissary. This deck looks kinda funny and it makes me want to make my own version

Balaam__ on

1 year ago

Bone Shards > Bone Splinters

Cloudy2024 on Kuroikage

1 year ago

Bone Shards are always helpful to kill any size creatures and discard cards.