| Name | Imperial Edict  |
|---|---|
| Type | Sorcery |
| Description | Target opponent chooses a creature they control. Destroy that creature. |
| Flavor | Frustrated with Cao Cao's control of the imperial court, Emperor Xian secretly issued an edict condemning him, using his own blood as ink. |
| Artist | Xu Xiaoming |
| Set | Portal Three Kingdoms #77 |
| Wallpaper |  download |
| Image |  download |
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Imperial Edict, Sorcery, designed by Xu Xiaoming first released in May, 1999 in the set Portal Three Kingdoms.
This card, Imperial Edict, would be beneficial in a deck focused on controlling the opponent's board by removing key creatures. It could be particularly effective in a Black-based control deck looking to disrupt the opponent's strategy. However, there are more versatile options like Murder or Hero's Downfall that offer broader removal capabilities, making Imperial Edict less likely to see play in competitive decks unless the meta heavily favors single-target removal.
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