Forgotten Realms Commander
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Danse MacabreClick or tap the image to zoom Danse Macabre
Sorcery Each player sacrifices a nontoken creature of their choice. Roll a d20 and add the toughness of the creature you sacrificed this way.
1—14 | Return a creature card put into a graveyard this way to the battlefield under your control.
15+ | Return up to two creature cards put into graveyards this way to the battlefield under your control. Artist: Randy Vargas Color identity: B Reference prices
Data snapshot 2026-10-22. Not live offers. Use in a combo · Use in a deck Editions & versions2 printings across 1 edition. Choose a printing to view its artwork and details. Reference prices · Data snapshot 2026-10-22. Prices vary by seller and condition; — means no quote. Forgotten Realms Commander
 Forgotten Realms CommanderExtended art
MTGO: 0.22 tix View this printingNo printings match. Try another edition, number, or treatment. Combos using this cardNo combos yet. Format legality
Rulings2021-07-23 All creatures are chosen and sacrificed before the die is rolled. You don't get to see what the result of the die roll is before choosing which creature to sacrifice. 2021-07-23 If a player sacrifices their commander this way, they won't be able to choose whether to put it into the command zone until after Danse Macabre has finished resolving. Notably, this means that the sacrificed commander is a legal choice for the spell's controller to return to the battlefield. If they choose it this way, it will stay on the battlefield under their control. 2021-07-23 Starting with you and continuing in turn order, each player will choose which creature they will sacrifice. They will know the choices made by players before them in this order when they make that choice. The creatures are all sacrificed at the same time. 2021-07-23 You add only the toughness of the creature you sacrificed this way, not the toughness of any creatures your opponent sacrificed. If you didn't sacrifice a creature this way, you will still roll a d20, but you will not add anything to the roll. Current Oracle text is shown for every printing.
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