| Name | King's Edict  |
|---|---|
| Type | Spell |
| Description | Starting with the next player, each other player chooses a unit you don't control that hasn't been chosen for this spell. Kill those units. |
| Artist | Kudos Productions |
| Set | Origins #237 |
| Wallpaper |  download |
| Image |  download |
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King's Edict, Spell, designed by Kudos Productions first released in Mar, 2026 in the set Origins.
**King’s Edict** fits best in a slow control or political multiplayer deck that wants scalable removal without painting an immediate one‑sided target on itself; it shines in 3–4+ player games where opponents are likely to pick the most threatening units on the board (often not yours), effectively acting as a selective board wipe that preserves your key threats. It works especially well in decks that run few but resilient or hexproof/untargetable units, or that leverage death triggers since opponents may avoid giving you value. That said, at 6 cost it’s inefficient in duel formats and weaker than unconditional sweepers or targeted mass removal that you control (for example, a true board wipe that destroys all enemy units, or a “choose up to X units, destroy them” effect), because this card gives opponents agency and can miss high‑priority targets if politics intervene. It should see play primarily in multiplayer control or midrange shells that can exploit table dynamics, but it’s unlike
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