Triumphant Reckoning

Sorcery

Return all artifact, enchantment, and planeswalker cards from your graveyard to the battlefield.

Set: Historic Anthology 4 (HA4 #4)
Rarity: Mythic
Mana value: 9
Released: 2021-03-11
Artist: Svetlin Velinov
EDHREC rank: #11,222
Colour identity
Finishes: Nonfoil
Served from: Local database

Commander bracket

1 +

Fits any bracket

No Game Changer, land denial, extra turns or two-card combos.

Derived from card traits, not a ruling — bracket rules turn on how a deck intends to use a card. Bracket rules

EDHREC

Salt Score 0.20

How much players resent seeing this card. The scale tops out around 3.1.

Recursion

Combos 2

Encroaching Mycosynth+Archaeomancer+Triumphant Reckoning+Phyrexian Altar

Infinite colored manaInfinite creature ETBInfinite creature LTBInfinite creature sacrifice triggersInfinite death triggersInfinite magecraft triggersInfinite storm count

0 decks Commander Spellbook ↗

Encroaching Mycosynth+Dualcaster Mage+Triumphant Reckoning+Altar of Dementia

Infinite creature ETBInfinite creature LTBInfinite creature sacrifice triggersInfinite death triggersInfinite magecraft triggersInfinite millInfinite self-millPut all nonland permanents in your graveyard and library onto the battlefield

0 decks Commander Spellbook ↗

Format legality

Standard Not legal

Pioneer Not legal

Modern Not legal

Legacy Legal

Vintage Legal

Pauper Not legal

Commander Legal

Oathbreaker Legal

Duel Commander Legal

Brawl Legal

Standard Brawl Not legal

Historic Legal

Timeless Legal

Alchemy Not legal

Penny Not legal

Premodern Not legal

PreDH Not legal

Pauper EDH Not legal

Old School Not legal

Future Not legal

Gladiator Legal

All printings Scryfall ↗Gatherer ↗Edhrec ↗

Rulings

2020-11-10
An Aura returning to the battlefield this way can't be attached to anything else entering the battlefield at the same time. If it enchants a permanent, you have to choose one already on the battlefield.
2020-11-10
If you return an Aura card to the battlefield this way, the Aura isn't being cast, so you choose what it will enchant as is enters the battlefield. An Aura returned this way doesn't target anything (so it could be attached to an opponent's permanent with hexproof, for example), but the Aura's enchant ability restricts what it can be attached to. If the Aura can't legally be attached to anything, it remains in the graveyard.