Command Decision

Not legal in this format after release.

Not legal in this format after release.

A two-mana sorcery that only kills 4-power creatures is far narrower than Prismatic Ending; the draw mode is too slow to justify slots.

Could be wrong if A large-creature metagame could make its no-dead-card profile a niche sideboard consideration.

Much narrower and slower than Prismatic Ending (83); its fallback is only a costly sorcery-speed cantrip.

Could be wrong if An unusually creature-heavy Legacy field centered on large threats could create a small sideboard role.

Narrower than Extract a Confession (72), but two mana to answer a large threat with a draw fallback can earn metagame-dependent white slots.

Could be wrong if Its adoption depends heavily on how often premier threats have at least 4 power rather than being small value creatures.

Swords to Plowshares (84) and broader instant interaction leave this as low-priority redundancy, useful mainly in large-creature tables.

Could be wrong if Multiplayer boards may contain enough large creatures for the cheap, self-replacing fallback to matter more than expected.

Two mana to kill many late-game high-power threats is efficient, and drawing a card prevents complete blanks, though it misses small engines and is sorcery-speed.

Could be wrong if Creature power distribution, format speed, and white's other removal remain unknown.