mtg invisible ink cards Murders at Karlov Manor: Most Expensive new Incinerator of the Guilty deals X damage to each creature and each planeswalker that player controls Murders at Karlov Manor Variants

Blue/Colorless/Jin-Gitaxias Creature (38) 1x Ancient Crab 1x Bane of Bala Ged 1x Blight Herder 1x Blightsteel Colossus 1x Blinding Drone 1x Breaker of Armies 1x Colossus of Akros 1x Conduit of Ruin 1x Coralhelm Guide 1x Cultivator Drone 1x Deathless Behemoth 1x Deceiver of Form 1x Deepfathom Skulker 1x Desolation Twin 1x Drowner of Hope 1x Eldrazi Devastator 1x Eldrazi Skyspawner 1x Endbringer 1x Endless One 1x Gravity Negator 1x Incubator Drone 1x Kozilek's Channeler 1x Kozilek's Pathfinder 1x Mist Intruder 1x Oblivion Sower 1x Pathrazer of Ulamog 1x Pilgrim's Eye 1x Prophet of Distortion 1x Ruination Guide 1x Salvage Drone 1x Silent Observer 1x Sphinx of Magosi 1x Tide Drifter 1x Ulamog, the Ceaseless Hunger 1x Ulamog's Crusher 1x Void Winnower 1x Walker of the Wastes 1x Warden of Geometries Land (44) 1x Ancient Tomb 1x Blighted Cataract 20x Island 1x Mirrorpool 1x Ruins of Oran-Rief 1x Skyline Cascade 1x Tectonic Edge 18x Wastes

However, the twist here is that you want to cast noncreature spells with mana value 4 or more, which will give you payoffs on cards like Shantotto, Tactician Magician

(As that creature enters, you may sacrifice any number of creatures

No other cards in the game hurt their owners quite like this