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Legendary Creature — Demon Spirit
When Yukora leaves the battlefield, sacrifice all non-Ogre creatures you control.
“5/5 demon that turns your sacrificed creatures into value when she leaves.”
Yukora, the Prisoner is a high-risk, high-reward commander that wants to leverage her massive 5/5 body while building around her unusual sacrifice trigger. The core gameplan is to protect Yukora and swing aggressively while filling your board with expendable creatures—primarily Ogres, since they're immune to her death trigger. When Yukora does eventually leave the battlefield (whether you sacrifice her, she dies in combat, or gets removed), you've already stockpiled value from the creatures you're about to lose, turning a catastrophic wipe into a controlled sacrifice outlet.
The deck wins through a combination of Ogre synergies and sacrifice payoffs. You'll want cards that reward you for sacrificing creatures, like Judith, the Scourge Diva or Zulaport Cutthroat, along with effects that generate tokens or value whenever creatures die. Ogre lords and tribal payoffs help your remaining creatures punch through damage while Yukora beats down from the command zone. The deck functions as midrange-to-combo, shifting between aggressive pressure and setting up a explosive turn where Yukora's sacrifice trigger generates a flurry of value.
Strategy generated by Tapped Decks AI. Not affiliated with Wizards of the Coast.
Skip expensive Ogre lords like Wort, Boggart Auntie—use Budget alternatives like Sling-Gang Lieutenant and Goblin Traprunner instead. Focus on generic sacrifice payoffs like Viscera Seer and Cartel Aristocrat.
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