Expedited Inheritance + Blasphemous Act

2-card combo · R

Verdict

Yes — Expedited Inheritance turns Blasphemous Act into a board-wide Wheel that exiles up to 13 cards per creature from every player's library.

Cards required

Cheapest stack total

$0.33

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Popularity

3,186 decks

Format

Commander

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Blasphemous Act deals 13 to each creature, and each of those damage triggers gives the damaged creature's controller an impulse-draw window lasting until the end of their next turn. The more creatures on the board, the more cards each player rips through — in a typical Commander game with a full table and populated boards, this can effectively exile a player's entire library for a turn. Red chaos shells and spell-slinger decks running Tectonic Reformation or Valakut Awakening as secondary card flow love this as a mass-refueling line.

How it works

Prerequisites

There's a creature on the battlefield.

Steps

Cast Blasphemous Act by paying at most , dealing 13 damage to each creature.
Expedited Inheritance triggers for each creature dealt damage.
Resolve the first trigger, allowing the creature's controller to exile 13 cards from the top of their library with the ability until the end of their next turn
Repeat step 3 as needed for any remaining triggers.

Result

Each player may exile a portion of their library with the ability to play the exiled cards until the end of their next turn; Exile your library with the ability to play the exiled cards until the end of your next turn

Cheaper, tighter, alternate lines

Replace Blasphemous Act with Mizzium Mortars overloaded or Star of Extinction if 13 damage is overkill for the board state — though Blasphemous Act's cost reduction makes it the most mana-efficient option by far. The combo doesn't kill anyone on its own, so the follow-through is whatever live cards are exiled; stack the deck with wheel payoffs like Underworld Breach or recursion pieces to capitalize on the window before end of turn.