Hellfire ME3

Other printings of "Hellfire": ME3 #70 LEG #105

Card

id	52442
artist	Pete Venters
artistIds	d54c4a1a-c0c5-4834-84db-125d341f3ad8
asciiName
attractionLights
availability	mtgo
boosterTypes	default
borderColor	black
colorIdentity	B
colorIndicator
colors	B
defense
duelDeck
edhrecRank	23307
edhrecSaltiness	0.53
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faceFlavorName
faceManaValue
faceName
finishes	nonfoil, foil
flavorName
flavorText	"High on a throne of royal state . . . insatiate to pursue vain war with heav'n." —John Milton, Paradise Lost
frameEffects
frameVersion	1997
hand
hasAlternativeDeckLimit
hasContentWarning
hasFoil	1
hasNonFoil	1
isAlternative
isFullArt
isFunny
isGameChanger
isOnlineOnly	1
isOversized
isPromo
isRebalanced
isReprint	1
isReserved	1
isStarter
isStorySpotlight
isTextless
isTimeshifted
keywords
language	English
layout	normal
leadershipSkills
life
loyalty
manaCost	{2}{B}{B}{B}
manaValue	5
name	Hellfire
number	70
originalPrintings
originalReleaseDate
originalText	Destroy all nonblack creatures. Hellfire deals X plus 3 damage to you, where X is the number of creatures put into all graveyards this way.
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power
printings	LEG, ME3
promoTypes
rarity	rare
rebalancedPrintings
relatedCards
securityStamp
setCode	ME3
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signature
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text	Destroy all nonblack creatures. Hellfire deals X plus 3 damage to you, where X is the number of creatures that died this way.
toughness
type	Sorcery
types	Sorcery
uuid	cac31a96-14a2-5c13-bbed-db9862d6632c
variations
watermark
setName	Masters Edition III

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date	text
2009-10-01	A creature that regenerates instead of being destroyed doesn’t leave the battlefield, so it’s not put into a graveyard.
2009-10-01	A token creature that’s destroyed is put into its owner’s graveyard, and will be counted by Hellfire’s effect. (Immediately after Hellfire finishes resolving, the token will cease to exist.)
2009-10-01	Hellfire checks the number of creatures put into graveyards as the result of its effect, not the number of creatures destroyed as a result of its effect. For example, a replacement effect that says “If a creature would be put into a graveyard from the battlefield, exile it instead” won’t affect whether a creature is destroyed or not, but will affect whether it’s put into a graveyard or not.