Burn at the Stake

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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
Gladiator Legal
Highlander Legal
Historic Legal
Legacy Legal
Leviathan Legal
Limited Legal
Modern Legal
Oathbreaker Legal
Planechase Legal
Quest Magic Legal
Vanguard Legal
Vintage Legal

Burn at the Stake

Sorcery

As an additional cost to cast Burn at the Stake, tap any number of untapped creatures you control. Burn at the Stake deals damage to target creature or player equal to three times the number of creatures tapped in this way.

plakjekaas on I think this is the …

6 months ago

In my childhood, which was pre-2000, Witch used to be a derogatory term for a female magic user you don't trust. You don't care where the magic comes from, they could be shamen, druids, wizards or warlocks, just call it witchcraft and Burn at the Stake. I'm still impressed by how Harry Potter managed to own the term and turn it into accepted nomenclature for female magicians.

Genderfluidia on Krenko

3 years ago

Nice deck! Might I suggest Burn at the Stake ? It's more expensive then similar spells and you have to tap your creatures, sure, but it's also three times as powerful. Great for finishing off that last opponent.

YourNeighborhoodGhost on Thantis the Warweaver: Never Ending War

3 years ago

thx for your comment tinnuki, yes Burn at the Stake looks like a nice finisher. will try it

tried some curses but wasnt impressed, they are not bad, but what to cut?

Tinnuki on Thantis the Warweaver: Never Ending War

3 years ago

Since you're making a decent amount of tokens, have you considered something like Burn at the Stake ?

And because this is a combat-centric deck, what about some curses to incentivize combat? Like Curse of Bloodletting , Curse of Disturbance , and Curse of Predation as examples.

moo1234 on Card creation challenge

3 years ago

Ugrug, The terrorer

Legendary Creature - Troll

Trample menace

When ~ enters the battlefield, destroy ALL walls

When ~ attacks you may exert it if you do it deals 3 damage to itself and each creature target opponent controls

6/5


Burn at the Stake is a very underappreciated card, and this is the troll, yes I know terrorer isn't a word, You can do some weird things with this by turning your opponents creatures into walls, that's about it actually. I don't really know where this would be printed, it seems a bit good for standard and decent in commander, anyway I like it.

Next challenge either, an un-card called burn at the steak

griffstick on Riku or Wort?

3 years ago

I like wort. I think it's worth the build. Just the thought of a copied Burn at the Stake sounds fantastic to me

2black2well on What is my Edgar Markov …

3 years ago
  • ShutUpMokuba, thats very helpful. I dont know why the thought hadnt occured to me that i should specialize and double down on the tokens i wanted. I get the impression that alot of suggestions are leaning the deck more towards midrange, but my relationship with the MTG terminology for decks is hazy at best so what do i know. Im really hesitant to add too many removal cards and any boardwipes honestly as my main threat is someone who plays alot of hexproof and i cant imagine ever wanting to boardwipe. i will reconsider though. Thats also very helpful about how to choose my tribal vamps as i very much did just put as many of the cheapest ones in as possible. Thank you for putting ballpark numbers on the amount of each cards i should think about adding as well!

  • TriusMalarky, i understand what you're saying. I typically don't worry about premium lands much at all, and especially as it seems like edgar markov's 'must-haves' are a suite of $5, $10, and $20 cards, like Necropotence. Its a card i have to remind myself not to take out every time i look at the price. I very much like the 'sac to draw 2 cards' though, thank you! I do have one question though, wouldnt a card like Wishclaw Talisman or Scheming Symmetry give my opponent just as much of, if not more of an advantage? In my head, they can tutor up a boardwipe, or some kind of soft counter to whatever i would draw, right? Burn at the Stake is a fantastic card that ive overlooked as well, thank you!!

TriusMalarky on What is my Edgar Markov …

3 years ago

First, you have 4 taplands. Please, man, with a $200 budget you can fix 4. Exotic Orchard, The red Tainted land, Graven Cairns and friends. Easy, you can find a good number of them for $10-20 and make your manabase SO much better. The only one I'd even consider is the triland, and only because it taps for all three colors.

Also, cards like Village Rites become incredibly valuable. Rites itself is 1 mana draw 2, and the other versions(Costly Plunder, Altar's Reap) add a mana and instant speed. You'll have enough tokens that it's just free value here.

Between Champion of Dusk and Ad Nauseam, you've got some high power draw. IMO, just add some more tutors. Wishclaw Talisman, Scheming Symmetry, Grim Tutor are all plenty good to go get your nice Ad Naus or Champion to draw waaaay too many cards. For other tutors consider Brainspoil to get Ad Naus, Shred Memory for something like Cordial Vampire or Impact Tremors, and possibly Dimir Machinations and Dimir House Guard.

For win cons, consider Purphoros, God of the Forge. Deals damage twice as fast compared to Impact Tremors, and both of them are really solid cards. Burn at the Stake could probably take your horde of tokens and off somebody as well. Also tutorable by Brainspoil.

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